Watchmen: The End Is Nigh Part 2

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5.2

Mixed or average reviews- based on 26 Ratings

User score distribution:
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  2. Mixed: 9 out of 26
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  1. 1SpizyChicken
    Jan 8, 2011
    4
    A nice change from shooters. All the action is physical fighting. I enjoyed that part. It's more like a long DEMO than an actual GAME. I beat it in 45 minutes of game play. Very repetitive
    Weak Story
    Scenes repeat themselves over and over. Only 3 or 4 of the same characters that are seen through the entire game. I only paid about $2 dollars for it, so I wasn't too upset. I could have been    A nice change from shooters. All the action is physical fighting. I enjoyed that part. It's more like a long DEMO than an actual GAME. I beat it in 45 minutes of game play. Very repetitive
    Weak Story
    Scenes repeat themselves over and over. Only 3 or 4 of the same characters that are seen through the entire game. I only paid about $2 dollars for it, so I wasn't too upset. I could have been a GREAT GAME, but they need more chapters that are different, stronger story line, more characters. Verity is the SPICE OF LIFE!

    Sincerely,

    The ORIGINAL SPIZYCHICKEN    … Expand
  2. CastleFox
    Jul 23, 2011
    6
    This game is more like a long demo. The hand to hand fighting is fun and a good change from shooters. If the developer had made it 50% longer, and varied the characters and levels it would be a pretty good game. It's just too short and repetitive. It's a $4.99 game.
  3. TylerH
    Sep 24, 2009
    5
    This is an decent game at first... then it gets extremely dull after 20 minutes. I purchased this in the Watchman Blu-ray bundle (movie, 1st and 2nd game). It can be fun playing as Rorshach, except after 5 minutes, the game throws nothing new at you... its the same 3 bad guys with generic environments, over and over until you beat the game. The only sort of 'puzzles' in both This is an decent game at first... then it gets extremely dull after 20 minutes. I purchased this in the Watchman Blu-ray bundle (movie, 1st and 2nd game). It can be fun playing as Rorshach, except after 5 minutes, the game throws nothing new at you... its the same 3 bad guys with generic environments, over and over until you beat the game. The only sort of 'puzzles' in both games and simply open garage door, roll under, pull lever. Probably best to advoid, you wont be missing anything.… Expand
  4. dumle
    Sep 13, 2012
    2
    Watchmen: The end is nigh part 2 does get some parts right. Local splitscreen co-op is something you sadly don't see very often today and i was thrilled when the game recognized my third party controller without any fuss. The visuals are alright and it is fun to play as the characters from the comic/movie. The rest of the game though is quite disappointing to say the least. The combatWatchmen: The end is nigh part 2 does get some parts right. Local splitscreen co-op is something you sadly don't see very often today and i was thrilled when the game recognized my third party controller without any fuss. The visuals are alright and it is fun to play as the characters from the comic/movie. The rest of the game though is quite disappointing to say the least. The combat system feels stiff and unsatisfying and it gets repetitive really quick. Prepare yourself to fight the same guys with the same boring moves over and over again for that is what you are going to be doing the biggest part of the game. Add that the AI is pretty much broken and you get a pretty worthless fighting-game. From time to time i found the AI standing beside me waving their arms and refusing to attack me. I could literary walk away from the computer and still be at full health when i returned. No stay away from this game no matter the price. I can only recommend it do die hard Watchmen fans and people dying for a cheap splitscreen co-op game.… Expand
  5. nastyjes
    Jun 11, 2023
    3
    Part 2 is much better than part 1 (but still sucks).
    1. This part is 2 times shorter than the first. All game mechanics end after about 10 minutes from the beginning. So the shorter this **** the better.
    2. Locations look more beautiful than in the previous part. 3. There are 2 boss fights in this part (twice as many as in part 1). 4. There are two endings. I don't understand why    Part 2 is much better than part 1 (but still sucks).
    1. This part is 2 times shorter than the first. All game mechanics end after about 10 minutes from the beginning. So the shorter this **** the better.
    2. Locations look more beautiful than in the previous part.
    3. There are 2 boss fights in this part (twice as many as in part 1).
    4. There are two endings.
    I don't understand why this part has a lower rating than the first. On the other hand, the high ratings of the first part scares me a lot more.    … Expand

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Metascore
44

Generally unfavorable reviews - based on 7 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 0 out of 7
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 7
  3. Negative: 4 out of 7
  1. 1UP
    42
    As a stand-alone download, it's a short rendition of the Watchmen brawler experience that features more low points than high points -- but with an admittedly awesome moment of Rorschach punching a fat pervert.
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  2. Meristation
    50
    Watchmen: The end is Nigh Part 2 is, essentially, the same game. Three new levels, but the same characters, the same moves, and the same price. Not worth on its own, better on the retail disc version along with Part 1.
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  3. GameStar
    68
    The fights are fun, but the same opponents and surroundings become boring very fast. There's no story to speak of, which is a shame regarding a license like Watchmen. The arguments between both heroes and the multi-player mode are fun, though.
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