#The surge 2 review upgrade

The tool is robust and offers quite a few interesting options, such as choosing the origin story of the protagonist (which, admittedly, doesn't change anything in the gameplay), or creating a character that's visibly old. The Surge 2 begins with character creation.

It all begins in a hospital ward, without much attire. At the same time, however, this game may be disappointing to the biggest, die-hard fans of souls-like games, since it doesn't deliver the core ingredient – a very high level of difficulty. This still isn't From-Software tier, but it is a decisive step in the right direction. It's big, it mends the biggest shortcomings of the prequel, refines its best elements.

#The surge 2 review upgrade

The Surge 2 is definitely an upgrade from its predecessor. The game was a success, and we got a follow-up. However, the sci-fi stylistics, rather uncommon in the genre, along with an interesting combat system, made it worth the time of all the players who wanted more of the same thing after praising the sun in all ways possible. Released in 2017, the game came short in many places, and the budget constraints were quite apparent. This exclusive club certainly includes the original Surge, from the German Deck13 Interactive studio. The Dark Souls series is said to have established a new subgenre of slasher/action games, referred to as 'souls-like.' However, if we were to look for souls-like outside of the FromSoftware's portfolio, it turns out that there's not a whole lot of these games – even less if we get picky about quality. Only some boss fights were interesting.The difficulty might be too low for some.The game is addictive and gripping from beginning to end.A new mechanism of evaporation gives combat a new dimension.Excellent, dynamic and diverse combat system.A captivating picture of dystopian future.Level design is much more thoughtful than in the prequel – unreasonably big gaps between medical stations are no more.