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Perimeter 2 to be published in January by Strategy First


We've been following the development of Perimeter 2 for some time now and this week we learned that Strategy First has landed the US publishing rights to the sci-fi RTS sequel. The game will be released on January 10 by the publisher and will be priced at $29.99 in both boxed and download versions.

Developed once again by KDV Games, Perimeter 2 continues the wild gameplay element of units that morph and even merge to become new larger units along with deformation of the game's level terrain. New RPG-lite elements have also been added to the sequel. It should be interesting to see if Perimeter 2 gets more of a mainstream audience than the original who perhaps wasn't used to the first game's unique features.

Harkback shows its stuff in Perimeter 2 trailer


The faction called Harckback Technologies shows off its units and terraforming capabilities in the latest Perimeter 2 trailer. The upcoming real-time strategy game will pit multiple factions against each other in an attempt to control "New Earth." All parties will be armed with powerful landscape deformation technology.

Download the Perimeter 2 HD Harkback Trailer

Perimeter II trailer

A new trailer for developer 1C Company's Perimeter II: New Earth. Due out later this year, the RTS sequel features several new units and buildings for players to master. The trailer, which we offer as a high definition download, showcases several of these new units and structures that will be placed under your competent command later this year.

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Perimeter 2 announced


One of the most unusual RTS games ever released was K-D Labs' Perimeter. The sci-fi themed game features such features as deformation of the game's level terrain and the ability for small units to literally merge together to form a new and larger unit. Now K-D Labs has officially announced plans for a full sequel, called Perimeter 2: New Earth.

Due for release sometime this fall, the developer has already launched its official web site with lots of info, screenshots and a trailer for the game (while the Flash based trailer works there's some kind of bug in the downloadable version of the trailer). The merging of units is back as a feature as is the weird art design, some new RPG-lite elements and more. There's no word yet on who will be publishing the sequel (Codemasters handled the duties for the original game).
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