Metal Arcade: Nate Gray writes:
I feel guilty, as if I shouldn’t be enjoying this game as much as I am. It’s so incredibly ridiculous, and I’m a complete bully in it. There’s an open-world feel to Zeno Clash 2, as the game pretty much lets you beat up on anyone and anything for any reason, with a rare few exceptions. And, of course, my instinct is to beat everyone up. Now, I love me an open-ended game -- I've logged more hours than I’m proud to admit into Skyrim -- but even there I’ve never run around killing or beating up on people for no good reason; it felt wrong. But in Zeno Clash 2? My goodness, it feels so right, and so good.
Zeno Clash II launched back in 2013, and wasn't nearly as respected as the original title. Ahead of the reboot, is it worth revisiting?
Chilean developer ACE Team’s new update merges the world of Zeno Clash II with Abyss Odyssey, letting players take control of the Golem.
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