Gamedust confirms Yupitergrad 2: The Lost Station arrives this May, releasing first on Pico headsets.
Note: This article was updated with a new headline and lede on April 27, reflecting the revised release window announcement. The original piece with minor adjustments, published February 17, continues below.
The studio first announced the sequel to its 2021 swinging platformer almost a year ago, confirming a release on Quest 2 and PC VR platforms. This week, Gamedust revealed that the sequel will actually release first on Pico Neo 3 Link and Pico 4. The Quest 2 release will follow and then other platforms, including PC VR and HTC Vive XR Elite, will arrive after that.
The update on release platforms also came alongside a new trailer, embedded above. Gamedust also provided UploadVR with some extra details on development progress, stating that the game is “near completion.” The team is “in the middle of upgrading the experience,” which includes “polishing a shooting system, adding more puzzles, more passages, improving the operation of the map, and adding a few surprises that we want to keep for those who will pick up the game after the release.”
We enjoyed the original Yupitergrad in our review on release, stating that the mechanics offered a “clean and thrilling sensation” but the course could “frustrate as much as they entertain” at times.
Watch out for more news on Yupitergrad 2: The Lost Station next month, as Gamedust confirms an exact release date “will be revealed soon.”
