Advertisement

Silence: The Whispered World 2 arriving in late 2014 on PC and Mac

Contributing Editor

Updated Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 11:59 PM·1 min read

Silence: The Whispered World 2 will arrive in late 2014, Daedalic Entertainment announced today. The German developer will bring the sequel to its 2010 adventure game, The Whispered World, to both PC and Mac.

As indicated by the title, players return to the dream-like world of Silence in the game, controlling a boy named Noah on his journey to find his younger sister Renie. Daedalic noted that some "familiar faces" will return in the sequel along with "a host of new features." The developer didn't mention any specifics, though the adventure game will likely adopt similar point-and-click mechanics as those used in the first game. Gametrailers has a debut video for Silence: The Whispered World 2, which sets up the game's dreary environments and wartime-like atmosphere.

Show full PR text

Daedalic Entertainment announce Silence: The Whispered World II
Return to the World of Dreams

Hamburg, Germany 12th December 2013 – Acclaimed German publisher Daedalic Entertainment today announce new adventure game Silence: The Whispered World II for PC and Mac, releasing late 2014.

The sequel to the award-winning hit The Whispered World, Silence: The Whispered World II takes players on a journey back to Silence, the enchanting fantasy world made of dreams. Joining young Noah on a quest to find his little sister Renie, lost to him in the perilous real world, players will be taken on an emotional and spellbinding adventure to discover the mysteries surrounding the siblings and the breathtaking dreamscapes of Silence.

Set against stunning 3D environments, Silence: The Whispered World II combines the captivating storyline with a host of new features as well as some familiar faces.

Silence: The Whispered World II will release in late 2014 for PC and Mac.

Engadget
Google I/O 2024 live updates: Gemini AI, Android 15 and more
Engadget's liveblog of Google I/O 2024, covering the announcements about Android 15, Gemini AI and more.
Engadget
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II highlights the next round of May Game Pass titles
Microsoft has unveiled the next round of Xbox Game Pass arrivals. The marquee attraction is Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, which launches as a day-one Game Pass title on May 21.
Engadget
A Tomb Raider series from Phoebe Waller-Bridge is on the way to Prime Video
Amazon has announced that a Tomb Raider series and Madden NFL documentary are coming to Prime Video.
Engadget
The best iPad for 2024: How to pick the best Apple tablet for you
Finding the right iPad for you can be complicated. Here, we lay out the differences between each model and dive into everything you need to know before buying a new Apple tablet.
Engadget
One of our favorite Roku streaming sticks is on sale for only $34
A Roku 4K streaming stick is on sale via Amazon for $34. This is a discount of more than 30 percent for one of our favorite streaming devices.
Engadget
Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power trailer reveals season two release date
Amazon has released the first trailer for season two of The Lord of the Rings; The Rings of Power. The show will arrive on August 29.
Engadget
Meta encourages you to disregard your seat mates and use VR headsets on a plane
Meta is launching Travel Mode, letting Quest 2 and 3 users entertain themselves on planes.
Engadget
A ‘vastly reduced’ Netflix, Peacock and Apple TV+ bundle is coming this month
A bundle of Netflix, Peacock and Apple TV+ dubbed StreamSaver is on the way. Comcast's CEO said the package will be available “at a vastly reduced price."
Engadget
Biden administration quadruples import tariff for Chinese EVs
The United States is imposing larger tariffs on products from China, such as EVs and semiconductors.
Engadget
The best pizza ovens for 2024
Outdoor (and indoor) pizza ovens are having a moment. If you've been thinking about buying one, here's everything you need to know before making a decision, plus our top picks for the best pizza ovens you can get today.
Engadget
The Morning After: Our verdict on the new iPad Pro
The biggest news stories this morning: What to expect at Google I/O 2024, Meta’s next hardware project might be AI-infused headphones with cameras, OpenAI’s free GPT-4o model can talk, laugh, sing and see more like a human.
Engadget
Sony PlayStation will soon have two CEOs
Sony Interactive Entertainment (SEI) has announced a new leadership structure that puts two people in charge of different parts of its business.
Engadget
The best Android phones for 2024
If you're looking for a new Android phone, check out our guide to the best handsets on the market from budget to flagship and everything in between.
Engadget
A bipartisan bill is looking to end Section 230 protections for tech companies
House Energy and Commerce Committee Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers and ranking member Frank Pallone, Jr. have released a bipartisan draft looking to sunset Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, because it has "outlived its usefulness."
Engadget
Dyson’s first dedicated hard floor cleaner doesn’t suck
The Wash G1 is the company’s debut hard-floor cleaner, and it swaps suction for high-speed rollers, water and nylon bristles. It’ll go on sale later this year for $700.
Engadget
iPad Air (2024) review: Of course this is the iPad to get
Apple’s updated iPad Air keeps everything it did right before and adds a more powerful chip and a big screen option.
Engadget
iPad Pro (2024) review: So very nice, and so very expensive
Apple’s latest iPad Pro is super powerful as well as incredibly expensive. It’s a delight to use, but is it right for you?
Engadget
Meta’s next hardware project might be AI-infused headphones with cameras
Meta is in the early stages of “exploring” designs for AI-enabled headphones, according to a new report in The Information.
Engadget
What to expect at Google I/O 2024: Gemini, Android 15, WearOS and more details
Google's I/O developer conference is right around the corner. Here's what we're expecting to see, including Android 15 details and a whole bunch of AI news.
Engadget
iOS 17.5 is here with support for web-based app downloads in the EU
Apple has rolled out iOS 17.5, which includes a cross-platform alert system for unwanted Bluetooth trackers that it worked on with Google. Also new are a web-based app distribution option in the EU and a daily word game for Apple News+.