- April 20, 2010
- Massive Development
- 10h median play time
AquaNox 2: Revelation
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About
"AquaNox 2: Revelation" is an underwater action game where you play as William Drake, a freighter pilot searching for his ancestor's legendary treasure. Explore sinister cities, navigate through high-energy action, and manage a group of mercenaries in this immersive world with a compelling story and replayable missions. Tactics and strategy are key to surviving the dangerous ocean and its ruthless inhabitants.







- The graphics are surprisingly good for a game of its age, with improved visuals and a dark, immersive underwater atmosphere.
- The story is engaging with interesting twists, and the character development adds depth to the narrative.
- Gameplay improvements include better controls, varied mission types, and a more enjoyable dogfighting experience.
- The gameplay can be frustrating due to clunky controls, unbalanced missions, and a lack of checkpoints, leading to tedious retries.
- The dialogue and character interactions are often criticized for being poorly written and unconvincing, detracting from the overall experience.
- Technical issues such as frame rate drops and compatibility problems with modern systems can hinder gameplay enjoyment.
story
159 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally considered decent, featuring interesting twists and a rich, immersive world, though it suffers from predictability and unresolved plot points. While the narrative is enhanced by fully voiced dialogue and a unique storytelling style, many players find the missions tedious and frustrating, often detracting from the overall experience. Despite its improvements over the predecessor, the story's coherence and pacing are criticized, leaving some players disengaged from the narrative.
“The storytelling sections in between missions are great - it has a novel semi-open RPG style navigation system that I've never seen done in quite the same way, and all the dialogue is fully voice acted, many of the actors actually being quite good (rare for an indie studio like this, especially in 2003).”
“The story is amazing and you will find yourself thrown into an apocalyptic underwater era.”
“Great story, great world and setting, and fun gameplay, as well as excellent voice actors (in its German version at least).”
“Instead, Revelation chose to narrate its own plot parallel to the events of part 1, with a different style in both setting and story development.”
“The story is actually pretty decent, but on the way there you're given so much insignificant filler that you just tune out and don't even care about the important parts anymore.”
“The story what the hell makes no sense and is illogical; a guy gets his ship taken and is completely fine about it, wtf.”