REMNANT II® on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
REMNANT II® pits survivors of humanity against new deadly creatures and god-like bosses across terrifying worlds. Play solo or co-op with two other friends to explore the depths of the unknown to stop an evil from destroying reality itself.
REMNANT II® is a souls-like, co-op and action game
developed by Gunfire Games
and published by Arc Games.
Released on July 25th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 10 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 59,382 reviews of which 49,457 were positive and 9,925 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam.
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System requirements
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Windows
- OS: Win 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-7600 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1650 / AMD Radeon RX 590
- Storage: 80 GB available space
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Imagine getting lost in a world, fully immersed in the great gunplay and wonderful art direction - just loving the solitude of wandering an alien wasteland by yourself. And then your own custom-made character spits a horrendous Marvel one-liner out of nowhere, instantly annihilating any deeper connection you felt to the game you're playing. That entire circle of events plays out every five minutes in this game. It's pretty good, I just wish you could mute the player character.
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Short version. Game is a great 8.5/10 if you're on the fence for any reason, just dive off and give it a shot. The good Solid gameplay loop, decent story, amazing build diversity, immersive world supported by random generation and a fair few unique interactions which also generates a sizable amount of replayability. Rewarding exploration and choice (not just in dialog either) No battle pass, no mtx, just a really great game in a box with some sweet DLC upgrades. Plays great solo, and with friends. I wish more people would play it. The eh Game doesn't do a fantastic job explaining itself, starting with difficulty scaling, stat details, how damage works, what does and doesn't count as what type of damage. This isn't too much of an issue for most but can be an issue for some. Minimal character customization, 6 base faces, 6 voices, handful of skin, scar, hair options each for male and/or female. This is made less important by armor options but the game also isn't trying to play fashion idol, some flare exists but largely the focus was on making the gameplay the reason to keep playing. The 'bad' You will eventually need to turn to 3rd party resources if you want to unlock everything. There are a lot of items, and little story details you just aren't going to 'accidentally' discover. Sure, you might stumble onto the alternate boss kill objective or get lucky and find an item before some npc gives you a quest to go get said item and this may change what you get as a reward, but then there are other, more creative unlock requirements you just won't ever figure out trying random things or exploring the far reaches. (Lookin at you archon) This isn't to take away from the work done to implement these things, in the case of the archon specifically I love why the unlock is the way it is, the dev's knew the kind of players they had and that is something to be praised. However, not everyone likes or wants to keep a wiki open on the side to figure out how to get stuff. (But don't you lie to me, you've done it, I've done it, and as long as games keep including easter eggs and hidden loot, we're gonna keep doing it) The controversial Hot take maybe, maybe not, I don't see a lot of discussion about this outside of what honestly feels like whining and self-reporting ignorance. Anywho, I'm throw balance out there, as a somewhat bad item. Not so much that it is unplayable by any means, You can clear any boss/world on any difficulty with any combination of archetypes. Buuuuuut, you're either lying to yourself or are just delusional if you think each archetype has the same power as any other. Same for any weapon in the game. Mostly this is a case of X just outshines A-V and Y or Z are only as good when used by/with one thing or another. (probably one of the easiest examples of this is the comparison of the 'bulldog' vs the 'sparkfire', tell me one actually good reason to use the former over the later that ISN'T "because the bulldog is easier/faster to acquire", the sparkfire is just always better.) This also looses some of it's bluster as an argument the higher the level in a way. The gap in fun and power between the Invoker at level 1 to the Summoner at level 1 is much, much wider than it is when both are level 10. But, as with anything said here, this is my opinion and not some gospel. Even at their worst the 'bad' parts are more than made up for by the rest of the game, and honestly aren't even really that bad. This is also before the final DLC drops which may or eliminate any of these points. Anyway, get the game, try all kinds of stuff, hopefully have all kinds of fun and if not, at least you supported a good company trying to make good games still.
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Awesome game. Interesting concept, you can play more than once and have a totally different experience. Great class system, lots of items, play the whole thing in two players, much more fun than alone. The world lore and concept is super cool, but the story itself left a bit to desire. The end is quite unexpected though. A very good game that should receive more attention, probably it was just unlucky to be launched together with another big title. 10/10
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Get lost for 2 hours on the same map until some random chinese dude show up and guide me all way to the end and crouching several times before leaving, absolute good game.
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As a casual gamer, I often look for games that offer both an engaging experience and the flexibility to not consume all my spare time. Remnant 2 has hit that sweet spot perfectly, making it a must-play title in my collection. Here’s why I think it’s a fantastic game, especially if you're not a hardcore gamer but still crave a deep and satisfying experience. One of the standout features of Remnant 2 is its co-op gameplay. Teaming up with friends or even online strangers to tackle challenges together adds an extra layer of enjoyment and accessibility. The co-op element is seamlessly integrated, making it easy to drop in and out of games without disrupting the flow. This flexibility is perfect for someone like me, who may not have long hours to dedicate in one sitting. It’s also a great way to share the fun and strategies with buddies, enhancing the overall gaming experience. What I appreciate most about Remnant 2 is its challenging nature, which is finely balanced to be accessible yet stimulating. The game scales its difficulty based on the number of players, so whether I’m solo or with friends, the challenge feels just right. This adaptability keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging. Each enemy and boss fight tests your skills and strategies but isn’t so tough that it becomes a frustrating grind. This makes every victory satisfying without being overly taxing, which is perfect for players who aren’t looking for an ultra-hardcore experience. Exploring the world of Remnant 2 is an adventure in itself. The game boasts a rich narrative that unfolds as you traverse through diverse and beautifully crafted environments. Each area is unique, with its own set of mysteries and lore, encouraging exploration and interaction. The story is deep and well-integrated into the gameplay, providing context and motivation behind the battles and challenges. It’s this blend of story and exploration that keeps the game intriguing and makes each session feel like a new discovery. On top of all that, their release of excellent quality DLC takes me back to the days when Game Developers used to care and provide quality. Overall, Remnant 2 is a brilliantly crafted game that caters wonderfully to both casual and seasoned gamers. Its co-op play is a blast, the challenges are perfectly paced, and the rich world is full of stories and sights that are captivating. For anyone looking for a game that offers more than just mindless action but is still approachable for a casual gaming session, Remnant 2 is a stellar choice. Whether you’re exploring dark, mysterious settings or taking down giant bosses with friends, Remnant 2 provides a rewarding experience that’s hard to put down. Highly recommended for those looking for a game that’s as enjoyable as it is engaging!
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Online players
1,687
Developer
Gunfire Games
Publisher
Arc Games
Release
25 Jul 2023
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