Potential Wizard of Oz Sequel From Lying P Faces Tough Character Choice

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There's only one post-credits scene that Soulslike fans can't get out of their heads right now, and that's the tease about Dorothy and The Wizard of Oz at the end Lying P. With the release of Neowiz Games' DLC, the confirmed continuation of development, and the fact that Dorothy's story will be adapted in the same way as Pinocchio's, it's no wonder why players are running wild in anticipation of more from the studio behind one of the best RPGs of 2023 .




Not much is known about a sequel or DLC for this one Lying Pbut a few concept pieces seem to give the idea that Dorothy's story is being saved for a sequel rather than content that should be released sooner rather than later – meaning there's a bit more time to play as a puppet and the girl isn't in Kansas anymore could be the main character of the next game. However, in all of Dorarty's admiration, fans should consider an important factor in this adaptation of Oz. Neowiz has an important choice to make, and that is whether Dorothy's companions will remain her friends, or whether they will turn into bosses that players will encounter along the way.

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Soulslike Lies of P proved to be one of the sleeper hits of 2023, and the road to its sequel, while far away, is bound to be a fun one.

What can the P's continuation lie gain by making Dorothy's friends NPCs or bosses


The truth about P's lies makes a strong case that Dorothy's friends can be either friends or enemies

In the same scene that shows Dorothy, an alchemist known as Paracelsus is on the phone letting the woman know that the incidents in Lying PThe lattice was seen as an experiment that led to a new “type of humanity,” and Dorothy Paracelsus considered it “another key.” The conversation is so vague and mostly one-sided that it's hard to say exactly what this experiment entails. However, the question arises whether there are more experiments, and if so, Lying P has the ability to use this to play with the expectations of characters like the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Woodman (or the Tin Man in the classic film), and many others.


Lying PIt's biggest claim to fame is how it adapts the tales to a bleak, Souls-like video game environment. Players pieced together knowledge of individual variations of famous characters, and also discovered references to other adaptations, such as the Blue Fairy train line. The Wizard of Oz is the perfect place for Lying P sequel, as it has an entire series of books to draw from while also having notable adaptations to reference, with The Ruby Slippers from the film adaptation already being a big nod to that fact.

The first game already did a great job incorporating other stories as a nod to the side Beauty and the BeastBelle and Shakespeare's own Romeo act as NPC and boss respectively. Romeo himself is a great example of what can be done with Dorothy's friends, as the Puppet King tries to inform P of Geppetto's plans and manipulations, but can't go through with it because P doesn't know enough to fully understand the situation.


Players can expect the same foursome from the movie to appear in a The Wizard of Oz– stylized Lying P sequel, only to have the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion evolve into bosses found in Bloodborne not a technicolor film. On the other hand, since the Wizard of Oz was always a con from the beginning, Dorarty could work with her friends to grant their wishes with the power of Ergo, knowing about the “experiments” where P had to find the truth when he went along. With the creativity of Neowiz and Round8 Studio becoming more evident after the success of the first game, no matter what direction they decide to go Ozmany characters, players are sure to have a great time full of surprises when the game comes out.

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