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Press release:
SEATTLE – June 9, 2024.
The Bellevue-based (Washington, the US) indie games publisher tinyBuild and L.A.-based (the US) indie games developer Matt Dabrowski, are today very proud and happy to announce that their retro-like sandbox RPG “Streets of Rogue 2”, is coming to PC via Steam EA on August 14th, 2024 (as announced during the 2024 edition of the PC Gaming Show).

Highlights:

Dozens of unique and quirky playable classes (i.e., Ninja, Werewolf, Investment Banker, Alien…).
Seamless, procedurally generated open world with a map 100 times the size of a single level from Streets of Rogue 1 and multiple unique biomes from bustling cities to creepy forests.
An absurd amount of intertwined gameplay systems in the best tradition of immersive sims: destructible environments, hacking, smart NPC AI, mind control, farming, building, vehicles, etc.
You can pet the dog. And also ride the dog!
Flexible and deep RPG mechanics: skill trees, questing, factions, reputation.
Wreak havoc with a vast arsenal of items and weapons: shrink rays, bear traps, rat-summoning ocarina, Necronomicon, landmines, firearms, rocket launchers, and many more

About tinyBuild
tinyBuild started as an indie game developer and morphed into a developer-publisher you can’t miss. Our dedication to creating long-term partnerships and elevating recognizable franchises has resulted in many successful collaborations with talented developers from all over the world. The company has released dozens of games, including Hello Neighbor, Graveyard Keeper, SpeedRunners, and more. Although headquartered in the Seattle Area, USA, the company has established a strong global presence with studios across the US, Netherlands, Latvia, and throughout Eastern Europe.

About Matt Dabrowski
Matt Dabrowski is the solo game developer behind Streets of Rogue, a breakout indie hit that mixed immersive sim freeform creativity with roguelike and RPG elements. The game went on to sell more than one million copies across all platforms and become one of the staples of the roguelike genre. Matt began his game development journey back in his teen years, creating several pre-Steam indie titles while attending school. Prior to his foray into full-time solo development, Matt had minor roles on high profile franchises like World of Warcraft and SimCity. Following the success of Streets of Rogue, Matt collaborated with publisher tinyBuild to work on the highly anticipated sequel.