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April 17, in the year of our Lord 2023 -- Vertigo Games, the VR publishing and development arm of PLAION Group, and developer InnerspaceVR today announced that Another Fisherman's Tale, the sequel to A Fisherman's Tale, will be released on May 11 for PS VR2, Meta Quest 2 and all PC VR platforms. To celebrate the announcement, Vertigo and InnerspaceVR have released a brand new gameplay video with developer commentary from Creative Director and Co-Founder Balthazar Auxietre and Game Director Alexis Moroz, showcasing the first part of the game's second chapter, including a daring escape and demonstrations of the game's core body rating mechanic.

Another Fisherman's Tale is designed to maximize the possibilities of modern VR technology and completely revamp the gameplay of its predecessor: this time, the player's own body is the key to solving the puzzles, creating an unconventional mechanic based on disassembling and rebuilding one's own form. Players take on the role of Nina, the daughter of the original game's protagonist, and discover models, notes, and photos documenting her father's mysterious past and her own childhood. Remembering the grandiose stories of Bob the fisherman, about pirates, sunken ships, treasures and mystical places, Nina begins to re-enact his adventures, plunging headlong into an imaginative world of memories and fantasy. Will she be able to separate fact from fiction and uncover the hidden truth behind the fisherman's story?

Another Fisherman's Tale completely reinvents the gameplay mechanics of its predecessor and imagines a world where you are the key:

DETACH limbs and hands from your body and control them physically from a distance. Throw Bob's hand over a ravine and then let it crawl to retrieve an item, or send your head off to get a different view of things.

REPLACE each of your limbs with a variety of objects to unlock new abilities. You can climb walls with a pirate's hooked hands, a crab's claw can cut a rope, and a fish's tail improves your swimming skills.

CONTROL your environment with your puppeteer hands, pick up distant objects, items, and tools, and interact with each level's unique layout.

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