"Stride: Destiny" is no longer a free update to the VR parkour game, but will be released as a standalone sequel on Quest and PC VR.
It promises to provide a plot length of 5-8 hours, including side missions and open world scenes. Here is the official description:
Put on the shoes of a Parkour Special Ops officer and traverse, shoot and conquer the rooftops and basements of dystopian Airon City from slums to opulent skyscrapers. Navigate gang power shifts, sordid family feuds, corporate secrets, forbidden technologies and more to understand your past.
Explaining the change of plans, Joy Way said they decided to "go all in" on the development. They cited "technological advancements" since Stride was first released in 2019, saying Fates' new content would require "significant changes" to the game engine and other technical aspects.
"As updates were released over the years and multiplayer was introduced, the project's code base became increasingly larger and more complex. Despite multiple reorganizations, the project still has some technical debt and limitations," the publisher said.
《Stride：命运》现定于今年的假日季节在《Meta Quest》平台上发布，随后于2024年登陆SteamVR。尽管具体定价尚未确认，Joy Way表示，任何在Steam上拥有原版 Stride 的玩家在发布时将得到”独家大幅折扣”的待遇。
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