The antagonists of Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, Signals, recently began breaking into the original Oxenfree on PC. Developer Night School Studio released the first entry in early 2016 on consoles and PC, offering players a supernatural mystery presented in a lavish art style. The developer announced a sequel several months ago during Nintendo’s Indie World Showcase.Lost Signals seemingly bears little to no direct connection to its award-winning predecessor, with a new protagonist named Riley stepping into the spotlight. Oxenfree’s mysterious Edwards Island won’t make a comeback for the sequel either, Night School teased in the reveal trailer. Instead, Lost Signals‘ primary setting takes place on an island named Camena. Though the studio unveiled a PlayStation launch announcement trailer last month, no other noteworthy details about the experience itself have made the rounds. Thus, what Oxenfree II entails presently remains vague at best. But now there’s a bit of the sequel bleeding into the original title’s core game.Related: Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals Is Coming To PlayStation 4 & 5 [UPDATED]As noted by Eurogamer, developer Night School recently took to Twitter to announce that the sequel’s antagonists, Signals, have invaded the first Oxenfree game via radio waves. The tweet and subsequent messages were typed out with certain letters hidden behind a white square, adding another layer of mystique to the strange happenings. Steam players can participate by downloading Oxenfree’s latest patch, Update 3.1.1. While the update is not currently available on consoles, another post from Night School said that’s only the case “for now.”[EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/nightschoolers/status/1435743206390452225[/EMBED_TWITTER]Of course, many a PC player is on the case, trying to decipher the various radio transmissions that offer hints about the eagerly-anticipated Oxenfree II. Some fans have already shared their findings in YouTube videos, though Night School insists there are even more to uncover.The original Oxenfree allows players to assume the role of Alex, who, along with their stepbrother and a group of friends, ventures to an island for an overnight party. What starts out as a night of simple excitement quickly morphs into the stuff of supernatural thrillers, as the friends unwittingly open a ghostly rift that sets them on a mind-bending adventure. Oxenfree II protagonist Riley is likely in for a similarly tense experience.Next: Oxenfree Is The Best Game You Should Know Nothing About Before PlayingOxenfree II: Lost Signals hits Nintendo Switch, PC via Steam, PS4, and PS5 on an unspecified date in 2022.Source: Night School Studio/Twitter via Eurogamer
