Metronomik’s musical action-adventure game No Straight Roads launched in 2020, so the studio is celebrating its fifth anniversary in style. A new trailer made its way online to introduce a third playable band member in the form of Casey, a keyboardist who throws unique moves and combos into the mix.

Casey is the youngest member of Bunk Bed Junction, and she’s jumping into the sequel alongside fellow bandmates Mayday and Zuke. You can see some concept art and get a feel for what Casey brings to the table in the announcement video below. 


No Straight Roads 2 Casey Announcement

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Here’s what creative director Daim Dziauddin had to say about the newcomer:


“With her love for accessories and patchwork clothing, Casey’s look is a blend of many different influences. Her fashion reflects where she is as a person, as she begins to explore her identity. And as the youngest member of Bunk Bed Junction, Casey’s story lets us explore the band from a newcomer’s perspective, while making her a keyboardist shows the band’s desire to grow. They are rock at heart, but like many artists, they want to expand their style and explore new techniques.”

No Straight Roads 2

No Straight Roads 2 is on display, complete with a Casey-themed photobooth exhibition, at this week’s PAX West in Seattle. She’ll also be fully playable at Tokyo Game Show in September.

Look for No Straight Roads 2 to hit consoles and PC sometime in 2026. 

Source: Press release

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