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Pretty good: 7.5/10 across 9.6k ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.
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The Surge 2 is a 2019 Adventure, Role-playing (RPG) game rated 7.5/10 from 9.6k ratings, with a main story of about 15h, available on PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One.
Pretty good: 7.5/10 across 9.6k ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.
Leans into Adventure, Role-playing (RPG), with a main story around 15h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.
20 media reviews
The Surge 2 checks many of the boxes for a successful sequel, but this sci-fi action RPG falls just short or recapturing the full dismembering joy of the original.
Read full review ↗Deep, varied, and punchy combat make The Surge 2 worth the effort, even if you have to bear through its lifeless story.
Read full review ↗Deck13 has come a long way, welding together a solid, structurally sound Soulslike that adeptly showcases what makes this genre special.
Read full review ↗Familiar isn’t always bad, and in the case of The Surge 2, familiar is just aggressively fine.
Read full review ↗The Surge 2 offers the hard-earned pleasures of Souls-style combat, with less of genre's signature sting
Read full review ↗The Surge 2 is challenging, but finds ways to continually reward the player, whether it's a new piece of armor, weapon, or a life-saving shortcut
Read full review ↗If you missed the first Surge, but always meant to take a look, hop into this one instead. Think of it as a shortcut to a better game.
Read full review ↗While Deck13 still has some work to do, The Surge 2 is a massive step up from its predecessor in just about every respect. For the first time, I'm actually excited to see what the studio is working on next.
Read full review ↗It can't hold a candle to a From Software joint, but The Surge 2 will satisfy those chomping at the bit for the next take on the genre.
Read full review ↗This sequel improves upon the original in a few ways but misses the mark elsewhere.
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