This appears to be a balancing oversight that made me feel like I was cheating. After this point, death mostly comes from stun-locking enemies rather than player error. This means you are constantly feeding yourself more health, to the point the health bar becomes irrelevant. Another implant grants health regeneration for building up batteries. Several of The Surge 2 ’s early implants allow you to also earn battery energy for being hit or dismembering enemies. In both Surge games, you have access to modular upgrades you can swap out on the fly, called implants. That’s not me bragging, but a serious concern about how The Surge 2 ’s own health system is balanced.Ĭharacters earn medical injections (aka health packs) by generating battery charges, which are initially earned by striking enemies. Later on, not even stats stopped me from beating significantly higher-level opponents. Enemies don’t pose nearly enough of a threat unless they’ve got a clear statistical advantage. The camera breaks in boss fights and often struggles in tighter environments, wildly zooming in and out. Then it’s an action RPG like Diablo where stats matter more than actually understanding your opponents. Then it’s a spectacle fighter like Devil May Cry with a secondary pistol weapon and gigantic fighting arenas. One moment, it’s a proper Souls-like with slow encounters against one or two opponents. Rather than settle for one type of third-person melee combat, The Surge 2 crams them all in.
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What starts as a promising update to Deck13’s dismemberment-centric Souls-like series steadily devolves into an unfinished, incomprehensible mess. It’s shocking just how incoherent The Surge 2 is.
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