First reviews of Evil Genius 2: World Domination have appeared on the Internet. They show that we are dealing with a very pleasant classic RTS allowing a lot of freedom in building our own evil empire. However, the game is not without problems.
Evil Genius 2 in a nutshell:
Tomorrow, Evil Genius 2: World Domination will launch on PC. Meanwhile, first reviews of the RTS appeared on the Internet. They show that we are dealing with a very pleasant strategy game about the creation of our own evil empire, which will certainly be to the liking of fans of the first installment - at the time of writing this message the average score on Metacritic was 78% (based on 34 reviews).
As you can see, the reviewers' ratings are mostly close to each other and oscillate around the score of 80/100. The main advantages of Evil Genius 2: World Domination include the unique humor that permeates the gameplay, almost unlimited possibilities of building our own evil empire and extensive story campaigns providing many hours of gameplay. In addition, there was also praise for the soundtrack and dialogues.
Of course, the game is not without flaws. The most common complaints are not very clear interface, poorly described objectives and poor enemy AI. In addition, there were also voices of dissatisfaction associated with the repetitiveness of tasks and insufficient tools for micromanagement.
Evil Genius 2: World Domination will hit the PC tomorrow (Steam). At the moment the creators don't plan to release the title on consoles.
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