Get Void Terrarium 2 on the Switch: https://www.nintendo.com/store/products/void-trrlm2-void-terrarium-2-switch/
Or PSN: https://store.playstation.com/en-us/concept/10004475
From the developers at Nippon Ichi Software comes the second installment of the Void Terrarium series! With cloudAI defeated and Toriko saved from certain demise, a new deadly disease threatens her well-being once more. To save her, join Robbie and venture into the past to identify a remedy.
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But weird on the eyes but it doesn't look bad
Technically not void terrarium 2 but an enhanced version
MYSTERY DUNGEON ROGUELITE????? 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
Not on PC…Yet.
Oh well.
The first game was really good, and I'm excited for the sequel
Wander, be nice to your wife. She's had to make so many sacrifices that a lot of female game devs after her didn't have to suffer through. Also, in order to be an indie dev, you can't make games too expensive. This game being Japanese thus not needing to follow the rules of most indie developers due to not being indie devs. Makes Dust & Neon seem more reasonable in price though and I'm sure Void Terrarium 2 is about building stuff for the uncorrupted little girl in stasis. 🙂
4:05 If anyone else was getting bugged what that message was that Wander accidentally skipped, it says "You've found the final piece! Time to hurry back to the terrarium."
Aw… we didn't get to see the monsters with the icky filter off.
having played the first game lets just say a detached arm is VERY minor compare to some of the different sicknesses and cure style in first game like growing feathers, being half melted then jello mold into shape, arm size parasite, etc.
4:03 Freeze the video like a boss to read.
I really like that gameplay. I recall a surprisingly deep mobile game "Gumballs & Dungeons" with vaguely similar floor/level progression with meta.
Although a free mobile game with monetisation, you could have hours and hours of fun on it before the typical "mobile game progression wall".
Didn't like the "collect the 75 different gumballs with obscure trigger events and grrrriiiiinnnnding for days for each, or pay what will blow over $5000 in monetized game currency".
But at that point you had been playing for so many hours, uninstall and pick another game.
57:30 You did get +10 on your total HP. Very cool game mechanics.