'Gravity Rush' wins Tokyo Game Show award, director hints at sequel

A Gravity Rush sequel has been hinted at by the game's director.

Director Keiichiro Toyama made the suggestion after picking up the 'Game of the Year' award at the Tokyo Game Show.



Responding to a fan's praise on Twitter, Toyama tweeted: "Thank you! I'll do my best on the sequel."

When probed for more details about a potential follow-up, Toyama said that it was a "secret".

Originally slated for the PS Vita's launch window, Gravity Rush was eventually released in June.

The game stars a girl named Kat who has lost her memories in a futuristic world ravaged by gravity storms.

Kat has the ability to manipulate gravity, which players can use to explore large open-world environments as well as for combating various monsters created by the gravity storms.

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Watch a trailer for Gravity Rush below: