https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqh8eCxGwxV_FQtewMqyhBNbppRkr7f3J&si=zUx_xkmqshL6mLKEhttps://youtu.be/0eZRI_74NmM

I can kinda see the intent. It's like the devs are trying to create an open-world experience, but space it out in small increments so it can play better or load faster. The game itself, however, is pretty boring.

The controls and combat are pretty bad, the enemy a.i. is pretty somewhat braindead, and the main joy came from the bad English translation and over-the-top story elements. An entire chapter outlines how a pyramid is built so that someone can commit suicide for... some reason... all the while Nick Fury and hiw Howling Commandos appear proclaiming "we are here for justice."

NS2 is a very tame tongue-and-cheek horror themed title that relies on action, but fails to deliver on the latter sadly. I won't lie, however, that there's omething about how bad it is that has made me actually enjoy it for what the game is. If it had properly translated subtitles and took itself more seriously then NS2 would be another drop in the bucket on Steam you'd up bored with before you even enter the Pyramid.

If you're into a good bad game the likes of Mystery Science Theater 3000 or Rifftrax would tear into if it were a movie then you mighr get a similar joy from this one like I did. i'm fine having spent the $4.99 USD, but if you're still not completely sure then wait on a sale. At the time of writing I haven't finished it yet, but I do intend to complete it on stream this week if I can find thre token needed in the start of the chapter following the Pyramid.

**SIDE NOTE; I ran the game on ultra settings, but it eventually crashed. When I loaded it again the graphics were far better. I assume the title loaded in a much lower quality prior to said involuntary restart.**