Summary
- Secret Level’s first season was a success, leading to a second season being greenlit by Amazon.
- No more details are provided, such as a release date or the game included, but we can probably assume Concord won’t be there.
Secret Level has been a massive success for Amazon, becoming the largest debut for a brand new animated series on Prime Video. It managed to take several well-loved properties (and Concord), doing them all justice with new stories and interesting spins on classic titles. We got a Pac-Man horror episode for crying out loud.
With that level of success, it was only a matter of time before Amazon greenlit another series, and the company did just that via the official Secret level Twitter account. Earlier today, the news of a second season of Secret Level was announced, although Amazon was extremely light on detail, only confirming that another season is being made.
Secret Level Is Getting A Season 2
We don’t know what games will be included either, though we can assume there will be a wide range, like the first series. Season one gave us new stories from games like Warhammer 40K: Space Marine, The Outer Worlds, Mega Man, Armored Core, and New World. A lot of them essentially boil down to a trailer, so we can likely assume we’ll get more modern titles to appear.
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Secret Level Might Be A Trailer Fest, But They’re Good Trailers
If you haven’t played the games featured, these are pretty intriguing teasers.
We could even get another surprise, like the Pac-Man horror episode, which was actually tied into a video game. It wasn’t announced until The Game Awards last week, but Shadow Labyrinth was announced during the show, which is a full-blown Metroidvania, based on Secret Level’s Pac-Man episode. It would be kind of surprising if Amazon didn’t do the same and tease another weird little game with a second season.
With Secret Level, we know that Amazon has a dizzying number of video game adaptations in the works, including highly-anticipated shows such as Mass Effect and Fallout Season 2. They also have shows based on God of War and The Sims (which wil undoubtedly be very Barbie-esque), so here’s hoping that Amazon knocks them all out of the park.
Secret Level is a computer-animated anthology series that tells bold, unique, and emotive stories set in popular video game franchise worlds.