Rating: ★★★★ - Great
Time Played: 16 hours
Difficulty: Come Get Some (Hard)
Gameplay:
- The three-episode structure delivers genuine variety. Palmer's dual-gun aggression, Urd's headshot-focused precision, and Kirsten's overkill kit each demand different approaches, making it feel like three campaigns rather than one bloated one.
- Gunplay is chunky...
After finishing EP1 with Palmer and getting to EP2 with Urd the game's fun factor (for me at least) has dropped like crazy.
Every single level/area in EP2 so far has been a literally large fxcking area or longer corridor with some extremely clustered spaces indoors, most levels are 20 minutes when i've been looking for secrets as well and i will still...
Excellent boomer shooter. Has all of the things I enjoy; fast run speed, excellent hit indicators, pocket reload, save anywhere, lots of secrets, etc. 3 different characters each with different guns/upgrades and spells so there's a compelling reason to play over again. The combo system keeps it so there's actually an incentive to play aggressively....
Its alright, i personally like the first one better. The enemy design and art style downgraded in my opinion. This one plays like the first so if you liked it i would recommend getting it.
So fun, so addicting, so retro. Having technically three unique campaigns really kept the game fresh the whole way through, and there's a good amount of content. Some maps had areas that were easy to get stuck in, but didn't detract from the experience
