Remnant 2

The game is very difficult in terms of killing bosses. But interesting, addictive. Each location can be passed several times. And every time you find something new. Up to new characters.

I didn't finish Remnant 2 and didn't buy it all the way. But three evenings of co-op with friends proved a solid experience.

It's a dark shooter with souls in its DNA: worlds jump around, builds are strange, bosses teach you not to be greedy. Three people live better together than alone. One carries the brunt of close combat, another wastes ammo, a third suddenly finds a gun that makes everyone scream. Random worlds and dungeons give you the feeling that "that one" build and "that one" biome are just around the corner. Sometimes, the truth is revealed.

Something else caught me. Between the action-packed battles, there's a lot of running around, the tone is sometimes thick, sometimes simply formal, and you want to love progression more with your head than you actually do. My friends were al… Read full

For me, it was a 10-point game. It could certainly be better, but I loved it. The 600 hours I put into it and having completed the game 100% say something. The best multiplayer, thanks to which you can start without difficulty.

I don't like the imposition of a difficulty mode. There must be a choice for easy living. I don’t like the locking of the sight; it would be better if it only worked when you held down the key. There are glitches when the keys do not respond. Another problem is that the same weapon works differently in different profiles, perhaps it’s the same glitch. Those. The game is not for everyone, only for “nerds” who are ready to sit for weeks in one location, where the character is so weak and there are so many enemies that they can’t “endure” without options.