Greak 2 Pairs Hand-Painted Worlds With Parallel-Dimension Puzzles

Two small figures share a platform above a landscape of thorns. In another scene, they occupy different levels while a glowing figure waits below. These images from Greak 2: Alliance of the Storms show the visual world that Mexican developer Navegante is building around cooperation.

In an October 16 Xbox Wire feature, studio manager and producer Anahit Fernandez described a sequel that combines traditional frame-by-frame animation and hand-painted backgrounds with puzzles spanning parallel dimensions.

Two paths through one adventure

Greak and Adara have been separated into parallel dimensions. Each can interact with the paths, objects and enemies belonging to their own reality, Fernandez explained. Players must coordinate across those differences to move forward.

The official screenshots make that premise easy to consider visually: the siblings appear within shared compositions, while the second image places them on distinct platforms. That is an observation of the images, not a claim about the rules of that particular encounter.

Read Navegante's comments on Xbox Wire

Keeping the illustrated world in motion

Navegante says it is continuing the traditional animation and painted backgrounds associated with the first game while expanding the adventure into Synoraz. The combination gives the sequel a useful creative challenge: a handmade world needs to communicate where each character can go as well as establish its atmosphere.

Publisher Team17 says the adventure supports solo play, local co-op and online co-op. Its announcement targeted 2027; the current Steam listing says the release date is to be announced, so the timing may change. The game is not yet available.

Explore Greak 2 at Team17