Drova II - Torn Lands Is Coming in 2027, and It's Taking You Seriously

Remember Drova and that gritty, no-hand-holding vibe it brought to the table? Good news — the follow-up is officially on the way. Drova II - Torn Lands has been announced for PC and consoles, with a release window set for 2027.

That's right, you'll be waiting a little while, but the team behind it is making one thing crystal clear: the approach that made the first game stand out isn't going anywhere. In their own words, "The philosophy is the same: With every design decision, the premise is to take the player seriously."

If you played the original, you know exactly what that means. No constant hand-holding, no spoon-fed objectives — just a world that expects you to pay attention and figure things out. That player-first mindset is apparently baked into Torn Lands from the ground up.

So what do we actually know so far? The announcement confirms the platforms (PC and consoles) and the 2027 release window. Details beyond that are still under wraps, but the promise of a sequel that sticks to its design principles is already enough to get us curious about what Torn Lands will look like in action.

It's also worth noting that a 2027 date gives the developers plenty of runway to get things right — which fits nicely with a philosophy built on respecting the player's time and intelligence. If they're serious about taking you seriously, that extra development time is probably a good sign rather than a bad one.

For now, there's no word on a specific release date, and we don't have a full breakdown of gameplay features yet. But the core message from the team is loud and clear: same philosophy, new lands, and a sequel that trusts you to handle it.

We'll be keeping an eye on this one as more details roll in over the coming months. What do you think — are you hyped for a return to Drova, or is 2027 feeling way too far away? Let us know!