Teyon and Nacon’s game was a pleasant surprise, so it’s no surprise that the story will be expanded with a standalone add-on.

After triumphing over Detroit’s gangs and the New Guy in Town, peace is short-lived for RoboCop and the citizens of Old Detroit, and crime once again invades the streets. In the midst of this chaos, a glimmer of hope comes from OCP’s new project: the OmniTower, a massive housing complex designed to give the people of Old Detroit a better life. But when a group of highly trained mercenaries armed with state-of-the-art weaponry seize control of the building after attacking the police station, RoboCop must act to stop their plans and uphold the law. And so begins an explosive ascent through the OmniTower, now the deadly stronghold of troops led by a mysterious leader who seems to have a close connection to RoboCop’s past… In addition to an all-new adventure, players can look forward to a host of new additions and innovations, including new weapons such as the Cryo Cannon, enemies including androids with katanas, and devastating finishing moves. What’s more, some gameplay sequences will allow players to relive events through exciting flashbacks, giving them the opportunity to play as Alex Murphy for the first time in a video game. In addition, they’ll find all the elements that made RoboCop: Rogue City such a success, notably through gameplay that alternates between explosive combat and gripping investigation, and incorporates elements of light RPG progression. The title also features numerous references to the world of RoboCop, such as emblematic characters, weapons and locations, and Peter Weller, the original Alex Murphy actor, will once again lend his voice to the cyber cop!

RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and PC on July 17th. Pricing has not been announced yet. What we can already see in the video below is that Teyon has moved on from its decade-long Rambo game adaptation, having first made a decent game with Terminator: Resistance back in 2019, and then RoboCop: Rogue City was no slouch…

Source: Gematsu