Arizona Sunshine® 2

It's time to say hello to your old pal, Fred. Arizona Sunshine® 2, the next-gen sequel to the fan-favorite VR apocalypse, packs even more gore-geous zombie action! And what's better than braving the end of the f*cking world alone? Surviving it with your new best friend--Buddy.

Arizona Sunshine® 2 is a action, vr and adventure game developed and published by Vertigo Games.
Released on December 07th 2023 is available only on Windows in 10 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Polish and Portuguese - Brazil.

It has received 1,633 reviews of which 1,351 were positive and 282 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 23.99€ on Steam and has a 40% discount.


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Requirements

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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10 - 64 bit
  • Processor: i7-9700K or equivalent
  • Memory: 16 GB RAM
  • Graphics: RTX 2070 - or equivalent with at least 8GB VRAM
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 50 GB available space
  • VR Support: SteamVR. Quest; Rift, Rift S; Valve Index; WMR HP Reverb G2; HTC Vive and Vive Pro Supported
  • Additional Notes: SSD Required, VR Headset required. The native resolution and refresh rate of your VR headset will affect your performance.

Reviews

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Nov. 2024
Played on a Meta Quest 3 using Virtual Desktop: I'm somewhat speechless by how well done this game really is. Environments, pacing, the damn dogs' fur reacts when you pet it. It's like seeing Red Dead Redemption 2 Fur Quality and meshwork that actively reacts when you touch the dog. This has a solid shooter, melee, looter gameplay loop that makes me see the possibility that there could be a game like Dying Light in VR in the future. The story is also well done, your main character has personality and even their "annoying" quirks are done right. The combat is extremely well done, the mechanics for the dog introduced to the game is just extra icing and strawberries on a strawberry shortcake that your team has already nailed. I can't reccomend this title (or the original) any further then I can right now. Buy it full price. Absolutely buy it on a sale. This whole team is showing how to make a VR title and how to make it well - playing this almost made me feel like I was playing an old Rareware title And that's saying a lot in regards to the VR gaming landscape Edit: I posted this review before a major character plot with the dog you're with that happens in the story. I got hooked even further upon coming to that scene, and even more so coming towards the end. Please take my money if or when the third installment of your IP releases.
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Aug. 2024
It was about what I expected and I had a great time playing. The first Arizona Sunshine was one of the first VR games I played and playing part 2 brought back some of that nostalgia. I didn't run into any issues performance wise and I felt it made good use of different VR mechanics in an attempt to keep you immersed in the game and the added companion was a nice touch. There are so many VR games on Steam that are simply overpriced tech demos and abandoned early access titles that it's nice to have a game with a full campaign with multiplayer.
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March 2024
The pricing does not make sense. It's a really fun game that I enjoyed thoroughly but it's only 6hrs and should cost $25-30. I'm really uncomfortable with VR games skyrocketing in price and not delivering on the value. Make a full length game if you want to demand this price.
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Feb. 2024
for 6 hrs of campaign and no end game mechanics, the price is abit high. I really enjoyed my playthrough and hope for alot of DLC. the climbing could be better and the rifles kinda suck but the handguns and shotguns are great. worth a play but be prepared to be dissapointed when u complete the campaign... it just isnt long enough.
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Dec. 2023
A pretty good game that feels more like Arizona Sunshine v2.0 than Arizona Sunshine 2. Aside from the new doggo friend, it's a lot more of the same which isn't really a bad thing since AS1 was pretty great but it doesn't elevate it much over the original, either. Pros: - Improved visuals and larger variety of assets. - Doggo friend. (Yes, you can pet the dog. Shake hands and play fetch, too.) - New zombie types. Nothing super special, though. One is doggo-resistant and the other is doggo-required so they don't spice up the combat all that much. Cons: - The new gun holstering is annoying af. In AS1 you had two holsters and your two hands. You would only drop a gun if you had all 4 slots filled up and the old gun would drop straight to the ground when you picked up a new one. Now you have two hands/holsters and that's it - one gun per hand/holster. You also have a back slot for large weapons but that's irrelevant right now. The problem is, if you pick up a third handgun when you already have two, the one in your holster can ping off in a ridiculous direction so you end up losing it. Sometimes you only pick up a gun so you can eject the magazine, collect the ammo and then go back to your original or sometimes your doggo walks by at the wrong time and you accidentally grab a gun off of him. Myself and my friend both lost weapons this way during our playthrough, including one that went clear over a wall and left player space. If they just dropped straight to the ground, it would be much less of a problem. - Melee weapon durability is crap. If you have a co-op partner, though, melee durability is client-side so you can swap melee weapons back and forth with your partner to keep them at full durability. Neutral: - The campaign length is ok at about 8 hours but it could have gone longer and the ending didn't need to be so abrupt. 10 hours would have been better. - The arcade-style reloading from AS1 that favored dual wielding is gone. Now you have simulatory reloading mechanics which aren't friendly to dual wielding.
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Arizona Sunshine® 2
7.9
1,351
282
Online players
84
Developer
Vertigo Games
Publisher
Vertigo Games
Release 07 Dec 2023
Platforms