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void* tRrLM2(); //Void Terrarium 2 – Release Date Announcement and Story Trailer

A direct sequel to the first game, NIS America will be continuing the tale of Robbie the robot and his human friend Toriko in void* tRrLM2(); //Void Terrarium 2, which has been confirmed to be releasing on the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch starting 28 February 2023. While the pair attempt to eke out a peaceful living, Toriko has fallen ill to a new, deadly disease. In order to save her, Robbie must venture into the past and search the remnants of cloudAI's memories to find clues about the mysterious illness Toriko has contracted. Will Robbie be able to save his friend?

November 12, 2022

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