The Surge 2

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6.3

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  1. Naked_Snakee
    Apr 7, 2023
    6
    Just text (crutch) to save the game to the list. Such things. Maybe I'll do a review later.
  2. Pmstz
    Jan 30, 2023
    6
    Nice Souls like.

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  3. M7AMD
    Aug 1, 2022
    9
    very enjoyable game, i even got all the achievements for the main game and the DLC and I very rarely buy DLC I just loved this game, however the DLC is very short and I wouldn't recommend anyone buying it for full price just wait for discount,

    this game is worth it just like the first one, the combat is definitely better and smoother and the finish cutscenes are the best :) , though the    very enjoyable game, i even got all the achievements for the main game and the DLC and I very rarely buy DLC I just loved this game, however the DLC is very short and I wouldn't recommend anyone buying it for full price just wait for discount,

    this game is worth it just like the first one, the combat is definitely better and smoother and the finish cutscenes are the best :) , though the story falls short and is not very good just a generic story I feel like

    9/10    … Expand
  4. Zeneko90
    Jun 2, 2022
    8
    Nettes. Spiel es hat echt viel Spaß gemacht. Mehr davon! Nicht zu lang, nicht zu kurz. Genau richtig.
  5. StarkAgentos
    May 3, 2022
    4
    Как и все соулсы, эта игра очень сложная, но прогресс есть. Игра не такая сложная, как большинство других соулс лайков. Графика дерьмо. Подсказки по управлению показываются для клавиатуры и мышки.
  6. Combiner
    Feb 18, 2022
    8
    Game is nice. Great fighting system lots of veapon and armor variety but it felt too long, especially second part of the game. Also I wish there was more options in developing your character.
  7. Hurrikhan
    Jun 14, 2021
    10
    The Surge 2 is a "soul"-like in a futuristic setup. It is not overly difficult compared to its pairs.
    I liked the Surge 1 and I love this one : I has been a long time since I've lost myself in a game.
    The weapons and armors designs, the enemies, the bosses and the music are all pretty nice. Compared to the first game, the combat system feels much better, faster and more fluid. The    The Surge 2 is a "soul"-like in a futuristic setup. It is not overly difficult compared to its pairs.
    I liked the Surge 1 and I love this one : I has been a long time since I've lost myself in a game.

    The weapons and armors designs, the enemies, the bosses and the music are all pretty nice.

    Compared to the first game, the combat system feels much better, faster and more fluid.
    The world is well crafted and is full of shortcuts to find and unlock. You will often find yourself lost and realize your "safe" point is right behind the door you just unlocked.

    There are many weapons and armor with their associated perks. You can craft the ones you found schematics. For this you will cut the limbs of our enemies in a gruesome animation.

    The game is not overly linear. With my preference for exploration I found areas way before I would following the story, which helped for the bosses when I came back in the early parts of the world.

    Having played "The Surge 1" is not required to play this game.

    Warmly recommended.    … Expand
  8. SilverOrlov
    May 16, 2021
    8
    In general, I got the same pleasure from this game as from the first one, but for different reasons. There was a full-fledged interesting story with an atmosphere in the 1st game. Here - there is a plot, that is not bad, but easier and simpler than in the first game. There are more bosses and they are interesting. A map appeared at last(although it is common with the conditional markingsIn general, I got the same pleasure from this game as from the first one, but for different reasons. There was a full-fledged interesting story with an atmosphere in the 1st game. Here - there is a plot, that is not bad, but easier and simpler than in the first game. There are more bosses and they are interesting. A map appeared at last(although it is common with the conditional markings of zones, but it is understandable). Also there is a hint for the armor sets appeared: when you cut off one part of a new set, the contours of the remaining parts appears in inventory. There is more variety in the materials(10 levels and lower can be made up of higher ones, which eliminates the need to run through the whole game after each new set or weapon that you want to put on yourself). Sometimes we have here a good music in a right places. But mostly - a pretty boring sound design.
    And now about the cons: Disgusting optimization in the first half of the game, in park location on the rock, and from the second half of the game - everywhere(I had to remove shadows and highlights from the game settings). As before, you cannot disassemble any useless junk, only what you made yourself, and the implants. BUT! Garbage in the form of unnecessary implants must be carried with you, so that repeated ones will give more chips to upgrade HP injections. And the weapon you still can not disassemble. Graphics ...well, I got used to it after some time of playing, but it's terrible. Colors are too bright, lighting is too dark, shades are too bold. It seems that the very low level of graphic-work in the game was tried to hide behind not particularly pleasant density and darkness, and it was unpleasant to the eye.
    And finally: F*ng parry ...no, I understand, the idea itself and the mechanics have the right to be, but in this game parry is shoved everywhere and on everyone. I don't like parrying, but when I came across a boss that cannot be defeated without parrying, I was very angry. Somehow learning the local parry I fought him, but what the hell? The player should have a choice of how to build his battles, and not - either this way or *** yourself.
    ...Now about DLC...
    An extremely disappointing thing. Very short, bringing a real drop of something new to what the main game already offers. There are only two bosses(well, they are at least interesting, yes). And an extremely uninteresting ending. Well, it would be interesting ending, if everything did not end so suddenly mediocre.
    ...Even so, I got more pleasure from the game than disappointment. For this I will put a good rating. Just not very high.    … Expand
  9. Defoxx
    Dec 1, 2020
    3
    Первая часть была чем то новым в жанре souls-like. Механика фокусировки на частях тела противников была фишкой первой части, из-за я прошел ее полностью.
    Во второй части же ничего нового нет. Все те же противники, все те же механики, желания продолжать играть нет.    Первая часть была чем то новым в жанре souls-like. Механика фокусировки на частях тела противников была фишкой первой части, из-за я прошел ее полностью.
    Во второй части же ничего нового нет. Все те же противники, все те же механики, желания продолжать играть нет.
  10. TheFrog
    Oct 1, 2020
    9
    I've had a love/hate relationships for Souls-like games, starting with the first one, Demon's Souls. The mechanics keep me enthralled, I generally like the combat and the technical setup of your character, but the extreme - and often cheap - difficulty tends to drive me crazy, especially when it comes to boss fights.
    The Surge 2 is a Souls-LITE game: whereas most such games nowadays tend    I've had a love/hate relationships for Souls-like games, starting with the first one, Demon's Souls. The mechanics keep me enthralled, I generally like the combat and the technical setup of your character, but the extreme - and often cheap - difficulty tends to drive me crazy, especially when it comes to boss fights.
    The Surge 2 is a Souls-LITE game: whereas most such games nowadays tend to veer towards excessive difficulty (hint: people lauding the fact it took them hours and hours to beat a boss in Sekiro), TS2 gives you a challenge that you can generally win, as long as you are careful. I'm not saying it's too easy: there are definitely areas where you are at serious risk, for example where multiple stagger rifle-wielding policemen are around, but the huge difference is that healing is abundant. By hitting enemies, you recharge health injections, the you can then use without needing to suspend combat, which means that there's a lot of room for small mistakes. You usually die when fighting multiple enemies, and you can often avoid just that with a bit of careful planning.
    I love drawing my own map, area by area, and seeing previously inaccessible areas unlock once I get a new power. I love the amount of customization you can put in your gear. You cut limbs from enemies and acquire new blueprints for those part you cut off, plus the materials to build them There are dozens of different armor sets in three flavors (predictably: light, medium and heavy) and lots of weapons, which varies wildly in stats and bonuses, some of them being especially suited for certain areas or certain enemies. There are also a lot of different implants, power ups you can install which give additional bonuses. They may make you more resistant to poison, or tell you the direction of an incoming attack, so that you can more easily use a directional parry, which is strong to begin with but can be further enhanced by using specific implants. You can customize your experience based on how you like to play; for example, I favor the light and fast attacks of double rigged weapons, but sometimes pick a more powerful single handed weapon with extra reach, depending on the situation. Different weapon classes have not only different stats but also very different combos, which allows you a lot of flexibility in taking down your enemies.
    When I'm grinding enemies for parts, I use an implant that reduces my energy buildup but doubles the limb yield; when exploring new areas, I use sturdy, protective armor and defensive implants. The UI helps you out, by allowing you to set up three different setups and switching among them in an instant. You can also mark several weapons as favorites and rapidly cycle among them. The same goes for drone weapons - yes, because you also gain a drone early in the game, acting as your somewhat limited ranged weapon. On the other hand, you can also acquire an add-on that attracts human-sized enemies, staggering them for a couple of seconds.
    There's really a lot to say about the technical aspects of this game and you aren't forced to pick the absolutely most efficient build, you are free to experiment and enjoy. This is much more Jedi Fallen Order than Dark Souls here, and if you like the combat but not the cheap shots or the excruciating difficulty of the latter, you can't go wrong.
    The only drawbacks are some technical imperfections: the game sometimes crashes to desktop and certain armor sets which sport flowing robes have glitchy animations. Everything else is mostly fine with me; levels load fast, graphics are good enough, music is ok.

    Just finished the game. I had buffed up for the final fight, abandoning my favorite light armor and double rigged weps in favor of a much sturdier MG Cerberus heavy armor and the deadly Soul Edge - pardon, sword - from Capt. Cervantes. Turns out that the final level 10 mobs you encounter shortly before that fight, are MUCH more dangerous than the boss himself, who posed very little threat to my uber warrior. That's how i like it, I prefer a constant challenge to excruciating and unfair boss fights.    … Expand
  11. hubblebubble
    Aug 24, 2020
    9
    This game was amazing. I don't know why people call the combat clunky, it's really fast paced, you can dodge out of attacks and the parry mechanic is awesome and works really well. The level design is reminiscent of Dark Souls. The inter-connectivity of the gameworld is such a joy to discover and the aesthetics are truly beautiful. I didn't like the first Surge game, but the sequel isThis game was amazing. I don't know why people call the combat clunky, it's really fast paced, you can dodge out of attacks and the parry mechanic is awesome and works really well. The level design is reminiscent of Dark Souls. The inter-connectivity of the gameworld is such a joy to discover and the aesthetics are truly beautiful. I didn't like the first Surge game, but the sequel is truly fantastic.… Expand
  12. Steyraus
    Aug 11, 2020
    2
    The Surge 2 was **** Clunky combat , extremely grindy and repetitive. **** character , buggy, **** world. Not to mention not 15 minutes into the game and you have to listen to the devs woke homosexual romance story through audio logs. How is a homosexual romance relevant to the events unfolding, or relatable for most players, virtue signaling at its worst.
  13. RCFProd
    Jul 22, 2020
    4
    Gameplay is an improvement from the original version, but it runs and look three times worse. With an RX 5600 XT The Surge 1 runs the game at max settings with pure ease. The sequel stutters at any setting and looks worse too. They messed up this port, needless to say. Ruins in the game.
  14. karma72
    Jul 22, 2020
    8
    Can be rather repetitive at times, but it`s a good sequel, has a fun combat and simple but interesting character customization. Some welcome changes like parrying can spice up the combat. The voice acting it`s pretty bad for most characters.
  15. B2BigAl
    Jul 20, 2020
    5
    Same problems as the first game; terrible level design, cheap enemy placement, claustrophobic environments, frustrating and repetitive combat, irritating gear upgrade system, etc. It’s an improvement over the last game, and it looks like nice, but it isn’t enough to overshadow the games glaring flaws.
  16. lur_
    Jul 4, 2020
    6
    Review for the base game without any DLC.

    Deck13 keeps improving and The Surge 2 is their best soulslike yet. Unfortunately it's still far from the quality of the top offerings from FromSoft and Team Ninja. Improvements over The Surge include faster and smoother combat and much more environmental variety. The new directional parry mechanic is a mixed bag. The directional aspect adds    Review for the base game without any DLC.

    Deck13 keeps improving and The Surge 2 is their best soulslike yet. Unfortunately it's still far from the quality of the top offerings from FromSoft and Team Ninja.

    Improvements over The Surge include faster and smoother combat and much more environmental variety. The new directional parry mechanic is a mixed bag. The directional aspect adds almost nothing over having non-directional parries, and the overuse of difficult-to-read windup animations in enemy attacks gets really tiresome. Also, placing even more mechanics on the right stick which is already used for lock-on and limb selection makes for some frustrating mistaken inputs, such as losing your lock-on by accidentally clicking the stick trying to do a directional parry. On the positive side, the big damage opportunity reward after a set number of successful parries on bosses is fun, and the limited but easily recharged healing system is good.

    Level/area design is much better than The Surge, but is still one of the weakest points of the game. Very few areas are memorable, and several areas feel like they could have been randomly generated. Cramped, cluttered, samey, nonsensical and/or anonymous area design causes the large amount of interconnectedness to become confusing and tedious. "A jumbled mess" is another description fitting many of the areas. The exolines (zip lines) are pretty neat, but also provide the designers a means to do very lazy area designs.

    The bosses are generally an improvement over The Surge, but some of the fights still suffer from misdirected gimmicks that fail to meld with the core combat mechanics. The "Metal Armor" fight being perhaps the clearest example. A couple of bosses are repeated several times over, and at least one boss is "just" a souped-up version of a regular enemy you've fought many times before.

    The game has a quirky tone and feels a lot less dark and foreboding compared to the first game. I didn't really pay attention to the story.

    There are a couple of technical issues. The upgraded engine (I assume) seems to run a bit worse than the previous one without really looking much better. The loading screen seems strangely decoupled from the main game engine, causing the annoying issues of sound effects continuing to play when entering a loading screen and the game actually giving you control of your character long before exiting the loading screen. It's probably possible to walk off a ledge before you even know you have control. The game crashed to desktop about once per hour (three times) before I set it to run as administrator, after which it never crashed again. Not really an acceptable solution on principle but it seems to work.

    The list of soulslikes I would recommend over The Surge 2 include all of FromSofts offerings, both of the Nioh games and Code Vein. If you've exhausted all of that and still feel an itch to play a soulslike, I would say The Surge 2 is a decent choice.    … Expand
  17. Wast23
    Apr 7, 2020
    8
    Este juego hace cosas bien y cosas mal

    Puntos positivos: -El juego es difícil, y esto es algo bueno ya que es un souls-like. -Aunque es un souls-like el juego nos aporta algunas nuevas mecánicas y cosas nuevas que le dan su propia personalidad -El juego es inmersivo en su mayor parte -El sistema de personalización no esta nada mal Puntos neutrales: -La historia es decente, y no    Este juego hace cosas bien y cosas mal

    Puntos positivos:
    -El juego es difícil, y esto es algo bueno ya que es un souls-like.
    -Aunque es un souls-like el juego nos aporta algunas nuevas mecánicas y cosas nuevas que le dan su propia personalidad
    -El juego es inmersivo en su mayor parte
    -El sistema de personalización no esta nada mal

    Puntos neutrales:
    -La historia es decente, y no es muy mala
    -El diseño de personajes/armas/objetos, en lo personal no me parece mal del todo pero es mejorable

    Puntos negativos.
    -El diseño de niveles es molesto en varias partes del juego, por ejemplo en la zona del inicio cuando todavía no entiendes el juego, vas perdido y el juego solo te da por culo.
    Esto pasa en otras partes del juego y es molesto
    -En general el juego te explica muy poco y es poco intuitivo, así que tienes que buscarte la vida para encontrar el camino.
    -En algunos puntos el juego abusa de ti y es injusto

    La conclusión es que, es cierto que falla en muchas cosas pero el juego en general te consigue atrapar y es bastante entretenido. Si te gustan los juegos tipo dark souls y no te importa perderte mientras buscas el camino, probablemente te guste    … Expand
  18. tobivv
    Apr 3, 2020
    5
    A pretty good soulslike game that introduces its own mechanics to the genre, however, it relies to heavily on its progression system, going too far in a grind-to-win direction.
  19. Faunymaroo
    Feb 26, 2020
    1
    The graphics in this game are appalling, seriously it looks like it was made in 2006. I can't get rid of stutter even on my decent desktop at medium settings. Oh, and the game is really boring. I do not get it AT ALL
  20. VaenAn
    Jan 19, 2020
    0
    I've registered on metacritic, just to say how much piece of s**t that game is
  21. watchm824
    Dec 5, 2019
    9
    Great game. With its own special atmosphere. It is very different from the Dark Souls series. Wonderful locations that are very interesting to explore and find new ways.
  22. joshbreviews
    Nov 25, 2019
    8
    This is a good Souls-like game. Plus, if you liked The Surge 1, you'll like this.

    PROS: Gameplay flow is very good. Good enemy variety. Good combat mechanics (directional parry is a new and fun mechanic). Impressively interconnected levels. Very good player character customization. Lots of weapons and armor to choose from. Good re-playability. CONS: Graphics aren't too good. Music is    This is a good Souls-like game. Plus, if you liked The Surge 1, you'll like this.

    PROS: Gameplay flow is very good. Good enemy variety. Good combat mechanics (directional parry is a new and fun mechanic). Impressively interconnected levels. Very good player character customization. Lots of weapons and armor to choose from. Good re-playability.

    CONS: Graphics aren't too good. Music is not memorable. Bosses are also not memorable, and sometimes downright annoying. Story is not so good.

    This is a considerable step up from The Surge 1. It's clear that the devs were working on a small-medium budget, yet they did an excellent job. I definitely would like a 3rd game in this series. There's still more room for improvement and polish. The story could be better. More inventive and fun bosses could be added. More weapons and armor to play with. More enemy variety. The sky is the limit with these series. Deck13 - the devs - have done a good job with The Surge 2. Hopefully it makes them a lot of money, so that they go on to make The Surge 3.    … Expand
  23. Jenne
    Nov 19, 2019
    9
    I couldn't get into the first Surge but this one swallowed me whole. I'm having a blast even though the improvements, while noticeable, are not exactly game changing. But the level design and enemy variety improved a lot and that's good enough for me. One of the best Souls-likes on the market.
  24. FatTard
    Nov 17, 2019
    4
    For starters, this game has among the absolute worst tutorials i've played through. It teaches you only the most basic mechanics you knew from earlier played games. It's rather in the way then helping you out. It makes the whole experience when trying to get into this game terrible. The questions you do have when starting out is the ones you don't have answered.

    For people wanting to    For starters, this game has among the absolute worst tutorials i've played through. It teaches you only the most basic mechanics you knew from earlier played games. It's rather in the way then helping you out. It makes the whole experience when trying to get into this game terrible. The questions you do have when starting out is the ones you don't have answered.

    For people wanting to get into games similar to darksouls, just go directly to darksouls or bloodborne. This is rather of putting, The second after the first boss you get an equipment which have the function of deleting all your currency without warning just for wanting to try it out. Instead of the great feeling when you defeat the boss and get good loot they really took it all away, which sucks when it was quite the amount early on.

    The gameplay it self is pretty good, good combat mechanics, a little getting used to the blocking mechanic, but it is fine otherwise.

    It does look pretty good aesthetically,

    What this game need more then anything is a proper tutorial to not scare people away from the soul like games genre.    … Expand
  25. RaysOfGrey
    Nov 13, 2019
    10
    Okay, so hear me out. I do NOT...I repeat, I do NOT like Souls-likes games. They simply do not appeal to me. All that extreme trial-and-error gameplay. Did not play Bloodbourne, did not play Sekuro, did not play Dark souls.

    Now....THAT being Said. I ab-so-lute-ly LOVED The surge 1. For some reason the atomosphere and the whole sci-fi aspect of it drew me in and I played it start to    Okay, so hear me out. I do NOT...I repeat, I do NOT like Souls-likes games. They simply do not appeal to me. All that extreme trial-and-error gameplay. Did not play Bloodbourne, did not play Sekuro, did not play Dark souls.

    Now....THAT being Said. I ab-so-lute-ly LOVED The surge 1. For some reason the atomosphere and the whole sci-fi aspect of it drew me in and I played it start to finish at least 3 times in the past few years. And the surge 2 has proven to be just as much fun, and I dare say, it improves on the formula of Surge 1.

    The combat system really is what carries the game and the whole sense of progression you get throughout is immensly satsifying.
    Unlike some other RPG games where your "Level" is basicly nothing but a stat increase that just scales with the enemies and vice-versa. In the Surge your progression is actually quite noticeble. The enemies stay the same, in the sense that their hitpoints and level do not increase. But your overal skill and armor/weaponry DO increase as you gather new gear and weapons and upgrade them. So the challange remains, but your impact changes drasticly. And that is just very satisfying.
    Being able to eventually kill certain enemies with a few well placed strikes whereas before you really had to whither them down hit-by-hit.

    The lore is being dived into a bit more this time around, but...this is very subjective to personal taste. To ME, it was fine. I`m quite neutral in this.

    The point I am really trying to make is...if you`re usually NOT into souls-like games...then you should give this a try. This game and its series is highly underappreciated.
    The whole SCi-Fi genre feels great, and it's more of an exploration/action/rpg than a hardcore souls-like game. *IN my personal opinion.

    Get it on sale if you must, but I tell you, it'll be money well spend. The gameplay and the mechnics in this game are enough to keep your entertaint for at least 20+ hours.

    Here's hoping that surge 2 finally puts this game on the map, because it does deserve a spot.    … Expand
  26. Roselli
    Nov 5, 2019
    0
    This game has a major game breaking bug making it unplayable on PC. With a patch on Oct. 22 this bug suddenly crept up and has not been addressed since. The devs are silent.
    The game crashes every time an area transition is made. It is impossible to continue anything your character does, clicking a door to go to the next hallway or room makes the game crash to desktop.
    Therefore I cannot    This game has a major game breaking bug making it unplayable on PC. With a patch on Oct. 22 this bug suddenly crept up and has not been addressed since. The devs are silent.
    The game crashes every time an area transition is made. It is impossible to continue anything your character does, clicking a door to go to the next hallway or room makes the game crash to desktop.
    Therefore I cannot recommend this game. It would only cause immense frustration buying and trying to play this game. This is made worse by the developers not communicating, seemingly not caring about their game anymore.    … Expand
  27. balvan64
    Nov 5, 2019
    3
    Game breaking bugs prevent many players from playing the game,don't get it, wait a few months.
  28. kiarash
    Oct 26, 2019
    10
    one of the best games i ever played great gameplay! great bosses if it has better optimization its better but its great this game looks like sekiro and a lot better than nioh
  29. Mandulum
    Oct 22, 2019
    9
    Favorite Thing: I loved The Surge 1 and I continued to have a blast with The Surge 2. It's still a killer Souls-like.
    Least Favorite Thing: I crashed a few times in the early hours.

    Date Completed: 2019-10-21
    Playtime: ~ 27h
    Enjoyment: 9/10
    Recommendation: If you like The Surge 1 or Souls-likes then definitely.
  30. DeriHunter
    Oct 21, 2019
    10
    This game is really amazing, I fall in love with the previous game, and just hooked even more when this one came out.
    the story is amazing, the combat mechanism is super fun. the bosses are crazy.
    this game is a real challenge. this is one of the only series that I actually don't wanna quit after 5 hours. even metro borderlands the division, all these games these days are just    This game is really amazing, I fall in love with the previous game, and just hooked even more when this one came out.
    the story is amazing, the combat mechanism is super fun. the bosses are crazy.
    this game is a real challenge.

    this is one of the only series that I actually don't wanna quit after 5 hours.
    even metro borderlands the division, all these games these days are just repetitive or just trying to get your money.
    but not this one. this one is pure fun!

    I really hate this site, people giving such a nasty reviews. I created this account jsut to try and balance the score even by a little.
    this score as almost all the games in this stupid site does not reflect the real score.

    THIS IS A GEM    … Expand
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 39 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 22 out of 39
  2. Mixed: 17 out of 39
  3. Negative: 0 out of 39
  1. IGN Japan
    Jan 17, 2020
    70
    With the environment changing from a factory to a city, The Surge 2 loses its appeal of heavy machinery. With a spiritual story and a confusing map, it was never really clear where The Surge 2’s gameplay or world atmosphere was heading. Luckily, changes in the game’s system are more clear. By making battles less challenging and improving the upgrade system, the game’s dismemberment-focused action has become genuinely more fun. That being said, there are just too many aspects that hold it back.
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  2. Game World Navigator Magazine
    Jan 14, 2020
    76
    Graphics are rarely worth mentioning nowadays, since most games look good or great. That’s not The Surge 2’s case: sometimes graphics are so bad it messes with gameplay, as it gets hard to tell if it’s a puddle of water, poison or a chasm. [Issue#242, p.50]
  3. The Overpowered Noobs
    Nov 22, 2019
    70
    Despite a few technical hiccups, The Surge 2 presents a marked improvement over its predecessors and an all-around good game.
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