This gama has been incredibly fun from start. New mechanics, new customization, more action. With the same awesme random level design that keeps you on your tippie toes!!

Came in quick and the game was in good condition. Fun challenging game to play by yourself or with friends so it’s worth the buy.

Ah yes, the dark souls of shooters. Remnant 2 shares similarities to the first, with better gunplay, many bosses, and perfectly balanced difficulty. I enjoyed this one very much, I'd say it's equal to, if not better than the first game in the remnant series.

Co-op GOTY? Quite possibly. Definitely for fans of a challenge although there are four difficulty options. Also a fun single player. Great replay value.

I want to premise this review by saying I haven't finished the game's story. I haven't finished it because being motivated to play it has been challenging. I unfortunately have to say that Remnant 2 overall feels worse than the first game. Don't get me wrong, it's better in many ways, but it stumbles on what's most critical for this genre, bosses and enemies. The zones you travel through struggle to feel diverse, particularly on one of the planets, Losomn. You'll find yourself encouraging all enemy types for that planet by the first boss. The enemies themselves don't feel like a challenge, even on Nightmare. And many bosses don't require the mechanics or phases found throughout the first game. In fairness, there are many positives. The shooting feels much smoother, the game runs faster with a 60 FPS option, and the loading is quick. The mods are creative and much stronger, and the archetype system feels awesome. Everything is there for this game to be great, yet it stumbles. If you're a fan of the first game, it feels like Remnant 2 needs a Swamps of Corsus update. Something to add more enemies, tile sets, and bosses. If you liked Remnant, I would give Remnant 2 a chance, but only when this game goes on sale. It has a lot of positives, the archetypes, the mods, the weapons. But that's not enough to deal with the disappointing enemies and bosses.