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Stranded Deep 2 Interview: Trading Oceans for Deserts and What's Next for the Project?

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While many were still getting over Gamescom yesterday, developer North Beach Games wanted to continue the announcement pipeline by sharing an update on the future of the Stranded Deep franchise. It was quite the formidable update in fact, as the developer presented to the world the direct sequel, a project known as Stranded Deep 2, and which takes the series in a somewhat unexpected direction. After formerly trapping players on the high ocean w…
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While many were still recovering from last week’s Gamescom, the developer North Beach Games wanted to continue with the advertising streak by sharing news about the future of the Stranded Deep franchise. In fact, it was quite shocking news, as the developer presented the direct sequel to the world, a project known as Stranded Deep 2, which leads the series down a somewhat unexpected path. Having left players trapped on the high seas with nothing…

North Beach Games officially announced Stranded Deep 2 as a continuation of a popular survival simulation that left the players alone with the vast Pacific Ocean, and this time the developers decided to change the chart completely: instead of tropical islands, the players will have a harsh desert with rivers, canyons and dangerous predators.

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se7en.ws broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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