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Afterparty now has a trailer giving us our first good look at the new game from the makers of Oxenfree. You play as two dead college kids who need to out drink Satan in order to return to earth and walk among the living. Afterparty’s due out sometime in 2019.
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The Oxenfree studio’s next game is called Afterparty, and it sounds really cool. It’s the tale of two college friends who unexpectedly die and go to hell. To escape, they have to beat the Devil in a drinking contest. Because, sure. Sure they do. IGN’s got the details.
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