Are there 4 or 5 areas?

[Nightsbane]

I'm trying to figure out how big this game is and how many biomes there are . I'm on the fence

[MerlinW]

At the moment we know of about six. There could be more.

https://remnant2.wiki.fextralife.com/Locations

[Nightsbane]

Originally posted by MerlinW:

At the moment we know of about six. There could be more.

https://remnant2.wiki.fextralife.com/Locations

Well Ward 13 is the starting area and the labyrinth is basically the central area that leads to other areas if that makes sense .

So based on that list there's only 4 real areas. Which I feel like isn't a very high number so I'm wondering how the game is 80 GB lol

[Darkreaver1980]

Originally posted by Nightsbane:

Originally posted by MerlinW:

At the moment we know of about six. There could be more.

https://remnant2.wiki.fextralife.com/Locations

Well Ward 13 is the starting area and the labyrinth is basically the central area that leads to other areas if that makes sense .

So based on that list there's only 4 real areas. Which I feel like isn't a very high number so I'm wondering how the game is 80 GB lol

the game has dozends of tiles per biome (of the 4) and it always mixed them when you start a new game. You wont even see all tiles/events until you finish the game several times

[Nightsbane]

Originally posted by Darkreaver1980:

Originally posted by Nightsbane:

Well Ward 13 is the starting area and the labyrinth is basically the central area that leads to other areas if that makes sense .

So based on that list there's only 4 real areas. Which I feel like isn't a very high number so I'm wondering how the game is 80 GB lol

the game has dozends of tiles per biome (of the 4) and it always mixed them when you start a new game. You wont even see all tiles/events until you finish the game several times

I get that I played the first one a lot If there's only 4 areas I'm hoping it's insanely huge the amount of variety in the second one

[Viper]

Its bigger than Remnant..,

[Nightsbane]

Originally posted by Viper:

Its bigger than Remnant..,

Explain yourself...

[Deltarizon]

There's Earth, Yaesha, Losomn (I think that's how its spelled? Regardless its split between the Dran and Fae realms) and N'Erud; we've also seen gameplay footage of being attacked in the Labyrinth, which may mean it is now an explorable area. There may ALSO be additional areas we have not seen yet, but I'd be surprised if that was true. So in total you're looking at 4-5 areas that can be explored. If you've seen any of the recent gameplay footage people have released, the areas (or at the very least N'Erud) can be pretty massive, with huge swathes of land in-between objectives and side areas.

[Nightsbane]

Originally posted by Deltarizon:

There's Earth, Yaesha, Losomn (I think that's how its spelled? Regardless its split between the Dran and Fae realms) and N'Erud; we've also seen gameplay footage of being attacked in the Labyrinth, which may mean it is now an explorable area. There may ALSO be additional areas we have not seen yet, but I'd be surprised if that was true. So in total you're looking at 4-5 areas that can be explored. If you've seen any of the recent gameplay footage people have released, the areas (or at the very least N'Erud) can be pretty massive, with huge swathes of land in-between objectives and side areas.

That's whats making me wonder how much randomness is there and how is the game 80 GB.

[Viper]

Originally posted by Nightsbane:

Originally posted by Viper:

Its bigger than Remnant..,

Explain yourself...

From Digital Trends:

If you’ve already got your character archetype picked out, your squad all lined up, and a fresh stress ball ready for when the going gets tough in Remnant 2, the only thing left to do before launch is make sure your system is good to go. This sequel promises to be bigger in just about every way than the original, with more classes, areas, quests, and bosses, plus a unique experience every time you play thanks to random generation.

[Nightsbane]

Originally posted by Viper:

Originally posted by Nightsbane:

Explain yourself...

From Digital Trends:

If you’ve already got your character archetype picked out, your squad all lined up, and a fresh stress ball ready for when the going gets tough in Remnant 2, the only thing left to do before launch is make sure your system is good to go. This sequel promises to be bigger in just about every way than the original, with more classes, areas, quests, and bosses, plus a unique experience every time you play thanks to random generation.

That sounds like an exciting sales pitch but I'm more about specifics . And yes I know Remnant is good I just like to know specifics . How many bosses are in X worlds, how varied , etc.

[Viper]

Originally posted by Nightsbane:

Originally posted by Viper:

From Digital Trends:

If you’ve already got your character archetype picked out, your squad all lined up, and a fresh stress ball ready for when the going gets tough in Remnant 2, the only thing left to do before launch is make sure your system is good to go. This sequel promises to be bigger in just about every way than the original, with more classes, areas, quests, and bosses, plus a unique experience every time you play thanks to random generation.

That sounds like an exciting sales pitch but I'm more about specifics . And yes I know Remnant is good I just like to know specifics . How many bosses are in X worlds, how varied , etc.

why would anybody have specifics yet.

[Kel'Ithra]

Thing to remember that apparently the size and scope of the areas in much bigger than in the previous games. Outside of Earth, there's at minimum 4 worlds and a fifth that has not been mentioned yet depending on how far the reviewers and such are into the game. And those worlds have been described as massive compared to From the Ashes. One of those being a massive star ship.

[Myrrdinn]

Originally posted by Nightsbane:

Originally posted by Deltarizon:

There's Earth, Yaesha, Losomn (I think that's how its spelled? Regardless its split between the Dran and Fae realms) and N'Erud; we've also seen gameplay footage of being attacked in the Labyrinth, which may mean it is now an explorable area. There may ALSO be additional areas we have not seen yet, but I'd be surprised if that was true. So in total you're looking at 4-5 areas that can be explored. If you've seen any of the recent gameplay footage people have released, the areas (or at the very least N'Erud) can be pretty massive, with huge swathes of land in-between objectives and side areas.

That's whats making me wonder how much randomness is there and how is the game 80 GB.

The game is 80GB in part of being UE5 which I dont know if you have seen many UE5 games yet but almost all of em are insanely detailed textures take up a ♥♥♥♥ load of space making a game.

[I gurgle for Nurgle]

Yaesha, N'Erud. Losomn seems to be two different biomes. Earth might be a short end game location. Labyrinth is bigger and has a lot of exploring.
Yesha is huge. And by huge I mean HUGE. There are more locations per realm (I have 11 of them marked on my map, and still have some portals unexplored), and locations are bigger in general.
This comes with some downsides, however. Locations are bigger, but amount of savepoits is the same, making exploring more difficult and tiresome (although a lot of locations I've seen now also have shortcuts). Also, since enemy types are tied to specific locations (one had snipers, other had tumblers and fliers), and since locations are bigger, I had an impression I was fighting the same enemies over and over again.