Mehrspielerhinweis: Shadow Warrior 2 enthält Crossplay für öffentliche Matches, die du mit Freunden spielen kannst, unabhängig davon, wo das Spiel gekauft wurde (nur PC).
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Mehrspielerhinweis: Shadow Warrior 2 enthält Crossplay für öffentliche Matches, die du mit Freunden spielen kannst, unabhängig davon, wo das Spiel gekauft wurde (nur PC).
Mehrspielerhinweis: Bitte beachte, dass GOG GALAXY für den Mehrspielermodus benötigt wird.
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Posted on: March 17, 2017
Boloniesa
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 276 Rezensionen: 8
Buggy.
After playing for 4 or 5 hours, I suddenly got an error that took me back to Windows and I completely lost all the progress. Those critical errors were already there in the first game, and I see Devolver Digital and Flying Wild Hog did nothing to fix their buggy engine. So, thanks but no thanks, I'm tired of unpolished, buggy games.
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Posted on: April 27, 2018
Thaliosz
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 416 Rezensionen: 11
Still good, but the first one...
I'm having a good experience, but I feel the detachment to the previous title. The switch to multiplayer-based design, the procedural arenas, and consequently a more scattered storyline, has deprived the game on much of its previous personality. Also, the sci-fi locations and gears are too much Hard Reset, they just feel awkward among the other location and the general matrix of the game. Again, I appreciate the good work and I still have the feel that the developers are literally having FUN (the game is full of movie and games references) while designing but if you ask me which style I prefer, I definetly vote the first one. Much more "defined".
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Posted on: May 21, 2018
wunkerful
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 111 Rezensionen: 1
Brash FPS ARPG Zips Bangs and Quips
I'd say crossing Borderlands 2 with DOOM 2015 is a quick explanation of this game. You unlock weapons and customize them with loot drops. You play through an entertaining campaign as many times as you like changing through the multitude of difficulty levels as much as you like. Packs of enemies are randomly spawned along with mini bosses so that clearly a level is always a little bit different. Basically find the loadout that feels the most kickass to you then run around gibbing demons to your hearts content.
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Posted on: August 5, 2018
ANONYMOUSGAMERPROFILE-keenofamaz0ne
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 207 Rezensionen: 2
A little bit disappointment for old GPUs
This is the kind of game that really needs large VRAM (at least 3GB), and some overclocked old GPUs can't handle it well so it crashes from time to time (GTX600/700 Series or older DX11 video cards). Sacrificing the graphic details is the only solution, but it's really exciting to see some new features of the updated engine. Same things happened to Witcher 3, some kind of GPU-burning stuff and somehow they all detect GPU usage and let the game quit with no warning. Good thing is it worked well on my new PC with a GTX 980, it didn't remain as a serious problem so just put away the old hardware and enjoy it. Nice and funny quotes, this can't be a crappy game.
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Posted on: October 20, 2016
cornbredx
Spiele: 659 Rezensionen: 30
Best surprise of 2016
Someone bought this for me on Steam so I played it there. Anyway, I've been blown anyway by this game. FWH has always made interesting world designs, decent combat mechanics, but little else. For example in Hard Reset the story was bad, and the first Shadow Warrior gets tedious around the middle. They have upped the ante this time. The things they added to the combat alone feel great. It especially feels good the way you can move around the field in combat with evasion into a double jump into sword slashes. I vaguely remember RPG like mechanics in the first game, but I found the first game forgettable so I can't recall completely. In this it's front and center and totally works.You start with a few cards which you upgrade by leveling up (by finishing missions and killing stuff), but you can find more as drops or buy some at shops. There are tons of skills to level up, and there seems to be no end to skills you'd want. It adds to replayability as it would take a while to level all of them up. The enemy system is similar to Diablo in that it's procedurally generated. You may find a sub boss (or three) in every level, and they have various vulnerabilities and resistances. The regular enemies can as well. The maps themselves don't seem randomly generated, but where you can start in them is so it gives it a little flair. I could be wrong- the maps themselves didn't seem random in my game. There are a decent amount of maps in the game which is good as often you do missions in maps you've been to before. For me this game is fantastic. If I have one downside, though, it's very minor. The "crafting" system is completely meaningless, and only seems to be in the game in order to have another way to get rid of upgrades you don't want. I personally sell all of mine. Overall this may be the best game I've played this year, and I wholeheartedly recommend it. If you like games like Fallout 4 and the new Doom, imagine mixing those two things together and then buy this game.
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