Remnant 2: A single player, up to 3 player co-op, action RPG adventure with an emphasis on hand-crafted loot, and endless replayability.ĭon’t expect Mass Effect, or Baldur’s Gate 3 style character generation here. So, strap on a backpack, grab some armour, and gear up to walk the worlds of Remnant once more as I dive into the sequel and explain why I think this is one of the best games I’ve had the pleasure to play this year. I sunk even more hours in the game’s 3 player co-op with various friends, across numerous generated maps and especially in Adventure Mode (little mini chunks of random campaign world gameplay).Įnter the sequel, not Remnant from the Ashes: Ashes, but just Remnant 2. Even more once the DLCs came out, and the journey was finally complete. It was an incredible game, and I sunk lots of hours into it.
Only it wasn’t RNG Diablo-loot, it was bespoke loot which had a %chance to spawn into any given biome/map/world. A few cut-scenes sprinkled in for good measure and loot. There was a story, and it was fairly obscure at times, but it was there. It blended the concept of a *Souls-like game with firearms and rather than going for hand-crafted content 100% it built the worlds you explored from a set of tiles, or modules that could fit together in a variety of ways and provide a near-endless source of gameplay. Remnant from the Ashes was an underrated gem, a game that came out of nowhere, crafted with a gamer’s touch by the people at Gunfire Games.
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