The kicker here, however, is the ability to dual-class later on, meaning you can experiment and combine the best of both worlds. Remnant 2 gives you many options and tweaks, so you'll spend a lot of time creating the perfect traveller for you.Īt the start, you'll need to pick your archetype (or class), and there's a little something for everyone from the four available - from the hulking Challenger that does best in the heat of close-quarters combat to the Hunter who, as you can guess, is great for long-distance sniping. To stay ahead of the curve, you'll need to focus on your character build. Often touted as ' Dark Souls with guns,' the sequel wears that nom de guerre with pride.Ĭombat is crunchy and satisfying, while the enemies are diverse and challenging and rarely let up - meaning every encounter, no matter how small it seems, could be the one that finishes you off and sends you back to your checkpoint.
This often leaves you with big decisions to make, which may not affect the ending of the over-arching story but definitely craft your playthrough and reward you with that feeling you may not have made the right decision. There are some surprises to be found (and unique loot, of course) as you spend time fixing each world's problems. Let's be honest, multiverse stories are hot right now, but it works, and we were intrigued to find out more at every turn - no matter how weird things got.Īside from the main plot thread, each world has its own story - all interesting ones. There's a multiversal war with The Root thrown in for good measure.
Fast-forward through some fun conversations and world-building, you and Clementine are sucked into a portal via the world stone, and your quest to find Clementine again kicks off. Luckily, Clementine, a 132-year-old teenager, bursts through and explodes them with her mind.
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