E.E.R.I.E2

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"E.E.R.I.E2" is a first-person shooter game featuring realistic and modifiable weapons, from detailed firearms to explosive under barrel grenade launchers, all contributing to intense gunfights with destructible environments. Challenging battles are set in intricate engagement areas with respawn functions, enabling immediate retries for improved combat performance. The game also offers bullet time, allowing players to experience powerful firing animations and dramatic enemy reactions.

Genres & Tags

Indie

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 66 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

The game features impressive gunplay and weapon customization, providing a fun and engaging experience.
Graphics and character models are well-designed, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the game.
There is potential for growth and improvement, with many players expressing hope for future updates and content expansions.

The game currently lacks substantial content, with many players noting it feels more like a tech demo than a complete game.
The AI can be frustratingly overpowered, often resulting in unfair encounters that detract from the gameplay experience.
Translation issues and unclear mechanics can lead to confusion, making it difficult for players to fully understand the game.

gameplay
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay is characterized by a mix of realistic mechanics and tactical elements, with features like accurate ballistics and customizable weapon builds. However, players note that some mechanics feel superficial and the tutorial lacks clarity, leading to frustration. Overall, while the game offers intense and engaging moments, it struggles with balance and presentation, leaving some players wanting more depth and polish.
- “There's accurate ballistics, no big red marker indicating that a grenade is coming, and great disassembly mechanics.”
- “The at-will bullet time mechanic really helps you line up those long-range shots effectively and is generally nice to use.”
- “E 2: Luna's War adds realistic mechanics and intense gameplay to the tactical shooting genre.”
- “For my experience, this should've been a $5 game and I would've rather seen more care put into the actual presentation and explanation of the mechanics.”
- “I would recommend giving this a try, but the huge problem right now is that there's literally 4 minutes of gameplay and five enemies.”
- “What I disliked was that the tutorial was semi-unclear about some mechanics, and while some mechanics caught my attention, the enemy came not long after exploring the mechanics of customization.”
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is generally perceived as simplistic and underdeveloped, with many players noting that it feels short and lacks depth, often overshadowed by gameplay mechanics. While there are improvements in translation and voice acting compared to earlier versions, the narrative remains confusing, particularly for those unfamiliar with the source material. Despite these issues, some players find enjoyment in the gameplay itself, suggesting that the story may not be the primary focus of the experience.
- “The story may be simple and short currently, but if you just let loose it can be a lot of fun.”
- “Game is a lot better now, there is now some kind of story.”
- “I should say that the present story is completely different than its earliest release; some parts of the new maps are directly used from the old maps.”
- “I can understand the story generally, but there is still obviously something really lost in the process.”
- “Your experience will end up quite soon in 2 or 3 hours, but you will only find that there's not much about its detailed story to remember; all you did was just shooting and running around.”
- “This was a problem in the first game where the story was poorly translated, and I had very little idea of what the story is or was, and mission objectives often bugged out or weren't explained.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the graphics in the game are praised for their detail and visual appeal, particularly in combat animations and weapon designs. While many players appreciate the modernized textures and customization options, some note that character movement can appear awkward. There are also minor concerns regarding voice acting inconsistencies, but these do not significantly detract from the overall graphical experience.
- “The firing animations, slow-motion effects, and visuals make combat visually stunning.”
- “The game is also very well detailed; the graphics, the weapons, and there are no bugs as far as I've played. There's even an ability to customize your anime girl.”
- “Gunplay is shockingly good, customization is nice, and the graphics are really good.”
- “I think the graphics look a lot better but the movement looks weird.”
- “Better graphics and textures, more 'modern' gameplay, and voice; however, the voice of the main character is Chinese, if I heard that right, while the enemies are in English.”
- “I played the first game and I can say that there are slight improvements in terms of the overall game (graphics, movement, etc.), also I'm no game designer so I may not know what I'm talking about.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviewers indicate that the game lacks significant replayability beyond its short campaign, suggesting the addition of modes like survival waves or expansive map survival challenges to enhance replay value. Implementing features such as resource management and random enemy spawns could further enrich the experience.
- “I would love to see additional content for replayability, like a survival wave mode or a map survival mode where you explore a large map and try to survive as enemies spawn randomly. Adding a hunger and thirst system, along with randomly spawned guns, ammo, and upgrades once the map loads, would enhance the experience.”
- “The game offers incredible replayability with its various modes and challenges. Each playthrough feels fresh and engaging, keeping me coming back for more.”
- “I appreciate how the game encourages replayability through its dynamic environments and random events, making every session unique and exciting.”
- “However, there is no replayability outside the mediocre short campaign.”
- “As I mentioned, adding more simple content for replayability, like a survival wave mode or a map survival mode where you navigate a large area while enemies spawn randomly, would greatly enhance the experience. A hunger and thirst system, along with randomly spawned guns, ammo, and upgrades, could also add depth.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is highlighted through its thoughtful character design, which enhances players' emotional connections and investment in the storyline. The unique traits and backstories of each character contribute to a rich narrative experience, allowing for meaningful growth and evolution throughout the game. Overall, the design effectively supports the characters' journeys, making them memorable and engaging.