Raz Review: "Like so many sequels, R2 doesn't feel all that much
different from its predecessor. There's some graphical and technical
improvements to the weapons, and a few new ones have been added to your
arsenal.
The storyline progresses further, the graphics look a
bit sharper, but all in all it feels like another episode of the same
thing (which is, I suppose, what Insomniac was going for). Mind you,
the original was pretty good to begin with, so imitating it isn't
necessarily a bad thing.
The real coolness of R2, however, comes
in the multiplayer online games - where you can upgrade and rank up as
your choice of Medic, SpecOps or Soldier in Co-op mode, or head over to
Competitive mode and play some deathmatches or Capture the Flag games.
All things considered, it's fun, addictive, and really well put together."
Online: Yes
Rated: 8.5/10
CCG writes - "If you enjoy rogue-like or survivors-like games, Net.Attack() is worth checking out. The asking price is reasonable and it has been on sale with a 70% discount. At less than $4, this game is a steal!"
Ashes of Creation director Steven Sharif has hit out at alleged "coordinated attacks" against him and his studio, Intrepid Studios, insisting recent claims about the company's finances were "completely false and already faltering under judicial review," and calling the drama "one of the craziest stories gaming has ever seen."
The "2026 WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC™" mode is also included! Samurai Japan, as well as the Venezuelan and American national teams that fought fierce battles, will appear with their real names.
