I hope it has much more replay value than the first. Apart from that, it sounds good.

Would be great if someone of somethinelse would sign up to this forum.
I finished Papa Sangre about a year ago, but had to start all over again cuz of the update.
"Let them eat chicken lickeln, not you!"

Hello. This is Nicky from the Papa Sangre team.  It's really useful to see all of your comments on this site and we really value your support of our audio games.

A longer trailer which reveals a bit more is coming very soon. 

We are really excited about the game, and feel it is a good step on from both Papa 1 and The Nightjar - Sean Bean is excellent in it. I am happy to talk more about the game here and answer any questions you have.

Thanks Nicky

Hi,
What sort of gameplay can we expect? Is it still running away, or is there a bit more to do? I'll buy it either way regardless.

That link didn't work for me.
Here is the Papa Sangre II Official Teaser from YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ9cgBc7mD4

Hi all,

Sorry for the delay in responding. I'm pleased to say Papa Sangre II will be launched by Halloween. Everything is in place and we are ready to go. I will post a longer trailer next week where you can hear more of Sean Bean's distinctive tone and some of the sfx used in the game. I suppose the trailer is a better experience for sighted players really as there is a bit of on screen text which explains the narrative. We wanted to make the game available to as wide an audience as possible, so we can continue to make the best audio games as possible..

In Papa II, there are 22 levels with much more complex gameplay than our past two games. Though if you have played Papa 1 and Nightjar you may find the early levels quite easy as they are also tutorials in how to move around the space, but it does get increasingly more challenging as you move through the game. With lots more binaural sound being played at any one time (up to 5 sounds), more complex scenarios and missions within each level.

We have also worked on the replay value, by including game centre achievements on each level. You can also skip a few levels that you can't complete. 

We have added a new control - you can use the gyro mode and turn your device to the noise - which makes the game a lot easier. Our blind beta testers in general haven't enjoyed that control and prefer the dial. I'd be interested to hear back from players about their preference.

Thanks as ever for your support of our games.

Nicky

Well I'll look forward to the new trailer, though it would've been nice to have some actual text of the on screen text just to give access to what was being said.

I'm myself particularly interested in the gameplay additions. I've played through much of the first papasangre (although i need to sit down and really try! with some of the later levels), however it'd be great to see more different ways to complete levels and different things to achieve, I was a little sorry I didn't get anything for saving the baby and the old man in the first game.

As to Gyro control, I have a question, not having used any game with it before. could you physically turn yourself around, or do you need to actually move the phone? If you could hold the phone still but move your body to face different directions I could see that as a major advantage to the game, since you can move much more quickly than slide a finger, and it'd also increase the emertion factor as well, albeit it might make the game a little hard to play on the train .

If on the other hand you just need to physically turn the phone a little, that might be harder since a visually impared player doesn't necessarily have a clear deffinition for a straight angle to return to other than that of their own body, they can't say for instance visually line up a phone's position relative to other objects and get a direction that way.

As I've said I haven't used any games that employ the gyro, so I'm not sure on this one.

I actually thought of the swivel chair thing phil when discussing Aprone's head device, since my computer chair is one.

I've heard of blindside but wasn't sure if either A, it was fully accessible or B, it was a complete game, but like soul trapper, Freeq and probably a couple of others it's likely one I need to try.

There also is "Escape the house", a free app where you're caught in a house with a ... let's say strange person.
However, you need to get out of there by using the gyroscope to rotate your body. It's a nice experience either, you could also post your own trailer onto your facebook wall.
One thing I like in Blindside is that you can choose between two rotation types:
1. Rotating by using the gyro and
2. rotating by tilting the device.

Would be great if you could choose between several rotation types in papa2, because some people don't like using the gyro or tilting the device or the well-known gesture to rotate in papa1 and nightjar.

I know, their new trailer sounds cool, though it's a little weerd to hear sean bean being creepy. They've also got a twitter competition to get a copy early, ---- go and see the papa2 news post for details and a link.

I'm looking forward to it myself.

Sneak peak of papa Sangre 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1eDi5_KKX0
Not much, but enjoy.