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Posted on: March 13, 2015
Mersadeon
Verified ownerGames: 95 Reviews: 8
Love the changes.
For me, the changes in this sequel are right up my alley. The masks have a big impact now, they make characters very different. This gives levels more replay value. I enjoy the way the game throws some "gimmick" levels at you to keep it fresh.
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Posted on: March 13, 2015
fluxstuff
Verified ownerGames: 61 Reviews: 2
Forwards and backwards
I was so excited about this game, I was literally checking my library every hour to see if it had unlocked. Soon as it was there, it was on my laptop, ready to enjoy the manic fun. Sadly, for all the good things and incredible moments, the game is a bit of a let down. Good things: The soundtrack remains incredible. Parts of the story are surprisingly tender. The presentation is absolutely stunning. The combat itself is still wonderfully tight. Bad things: Too many of the levels are a weird mix of being open plan but utterly linear. Some of the stages are huge, full of invisible enemies carrying guns, able to slaughter you within seconds of entering a space because every wall is inexplicably covered in windows so you can never find respite, even though the full frontal approach almost always ends up with you dead. It makes the game frustrating and tedious instead of hilarious and challenging. For example, in one section you need to enter a door. It's a single entrance with four enemies on the other side. One is immune to melee attacks, one has a rifle, the other two have bats/knives. Even with the LT pressed, it's hard to see their patterns. As soon as you enter, the heavy and the melee guys run at you. You need to get to the guy with the gun to have a chance, but he's always on the opposite side. So getting to him is a matter of chance more than skill or planning. After 15 attempts, knowing that the rest of the level would probably take me 30-40 minutes to get through (because there isn't the same focused frenzy of HM), I just gave up. We've lost the freedom and expression of the original, replaced by a more restrictive and less coherent game. I can't imaging replaying any of the levels in this game, because they're a grind to get through. Hopefully the level editor will see talented designers put together games that enhance some of the nice new features. Hopefully the developers do what they did with the original and implement some improvements.
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Posted on: March 12, 2015
Blorgx3
Games: 611 Reviews: 5
A crushing disappointment
The good: Better soundtrack and presentation than the first. The bad: The Hawaii levels where you can't pick up weapons are worse than the hospital level and the bossfights from 1 combined. The normal levels feature fewer mask choices and the masks dictate your entire playstyle with an enforced gimmick rather than minor perks. The levels are packed with long hallways and huge rooms where you can be shot from offscreen and are forced to blindfire in the direction you hope the enemy is. I regret my pre-order.
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