Developer Teyon, responsible for the 2019 cult hit Terminator Resistance, has unleashed a new trailer for RoboCop: Villain City this confirms our worst fears: it has been delayed. Originally scheduled for June 2023, players will now have to wait until September 2023 to hit the streets of Detroit and clean up crime.
In the meantime, we’re taking a new look at the game in a trailer that reveals some of the immersive simulation qualities of this latest one RoboCop have trip.
Only RoboCop can clean up the criminal streets of Old Detroit!
Follow the mix of man and machine that combines detective work and gory gunfights in this gameplay trailer.
You can touch yourself #RoboCopRogueCity in September 2023. 🤖 pic.twitter.com/IkRw5Wy41A– RoboCop: Rogue City (@RoboCopRC) March 9, 2023
Publisher Nacon, RoboCop: Villain City was in the minds of the fans from the start announced in 2022. With original film star Peter Weller reprising his role as Officer Murphy, this could be the true sequel to the original film that fans have been asking for.
Curiously, there is no mention of the previously announced Nintendo Switch port for the game. Looking at the new footage, it’s clear that Nintendo’s hybrid device couldn’t live up to those visuals, but that version of the game has apparently been dropped.
In any case, RoboCop: Villain City will be available this September on PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store), PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Featured image via Nacon
