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The folks at Daedalic pushed out the first trailer for Chaos on Deponia, the sequel to Deponia and the second installment in the trilogy.
Rufus returns to deliver players with “barrels of laughter (even when no barrels can be found).” For more character details, excerpts from the original soundtrack, wallpapers, and information about the game check out deponia.de/en.
Chaos on Deponia arrives November 6, 2012 on PC and Mac.
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