If we are not very fond of multiplayer, this single player aspect of Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed is for you
There are not few companies that want to enjoy their games in any way, by adding game modes to make it a more complete product… or on the contrary, by doing without excess to a more competitive price. We already saw a very famous case years ago with Call of Duty: Modern Warafre II. Besides getting the full remaster, we could only buy his campaign mode for a lower price. The same thing happened with Destroy all humans! 2: Reprobed, where you can count on Krypto’s adventures by your side solo without having to pay an additional cost for putting it online if desired.
If I wasn’t a pacifist, I’d kick your ass.
I am not going to explain to you again what the game consists of, since for this we have the Full analysis that you can read on the web. But I wanted to focus on one of the fundamental pillars that makes this saga of THQ Nordic and Black Forest game.
Few sagas have the audacity to be as “vanished” as Destroy All Humans!. So right off the bat, if I think of modern games that exude this ability to cross the line of disrespectful humor, that comes to mind. Saints Row and South Park. And while there are still works that bother Russians in a direct and absurd way, like Wolfenstein, it doesn’t have the same naughtiness we see in the game we have in our hands today.
Where are the flower children?
Russians, Americans, hippies and 70s. An explosive cocktail that allows us to know “the best of each house”. It is true that Destroy all humans! 2: Reprobed abuses the classic stereotypes of this era, but with very good dialogues that will not leave anyone indifferent. Kripto has insults for everyone, and he won’t hesitate to make jokes about t he intelligence of the FBI, to comment on the “lobotomization” they have in the Russian motherland… and in jokes with his crotch when he sees an interesting girl.
I think no one can doubt that Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed is very similar to Mars Attack!. The two products have many things in common: rebellious aliens, senseless deaths and a twist in the concept of the plot where the rescue of humanity is relegated to the background to make us laugh in front of the screen. It is a pleasure to do evil in this game, whether in its main or secondary missions. And that’s down to the protagonist and his “lack of filter” with anyone who crosses paths alongside him. Well… with anyone except Natalya, a hypersexualized Russian secret agent who will drive Kripto crazy every time he sees her.
Destroy all humans! 2: Reprobed is not perfect, it needs more. Weapons like the dislocator are a hoot, the anal probe returns, and there are even weapons that launch meteorites with which you can smash buildings. But it doesn’t stop being a collector’s title in five different zones
Conclusion of Destroy All Humans! 2: Approved
In short, relive the adventures of Kripto in Destroy All Humans! 2: Ironing is always a pleasure. And without sparing us a few eurillos by buying this version which has exclusively the solo, much better. Our greyish protagonist is always welcome on our console, not only because of his variety of weapons, the situations aboard his saucer or his colorful decorations redone for the occasion. We will also have a trip to the past where humor was more lacking, without mincing words and where video games could afford to say obscenities and barbarities without anyone raising their hands to their heads. Ready to travel to the past?
Destroy all humans! 2 – Rejected: one player
29.99$
Benefits
- Very good artistic section
- Did I mention your humor?
- Cheaper version if you only want your company mode
The inconvenients
- Sometimes it sins to be too much of an errand boy
- Subtitles are very small and with poor contrast
- In the playable aspects, it shows that this is a game with many years on it
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