Season 1 also ended with a big tease about the mysterious Calypso (Anthony Carrigan) running a massive tournament. PeacockSeason 1 of Twisted Metal was tons of fun, but it wasn’t exactly the most faithful adaptation of the game. Now that we know what Season 2 is about, Season 1’s exposition makes a lot more sense. If Twisted Metal Season 2 is as surprisingly good as the first, it will prove that there’s no such thing as an unadaptable video game — just games that require a little more buildup than others. Twisted Metal Season 2 premieres July 31 on Peacock.