Budget Cuts 2: Mission Insolvency
Neat Corporation · 2019 · Adventure, Action, VR, Indie, Stealth
PC
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About Budget Cuts 2: Mission Insolvency
You made it out of the TransCorp office alive, only to discover that more than menial office tasks have been taken over by robots. Is humanity being optimized out of existence altogether? Something needs to be done.
Built from the ground-up for Virtual Reality, Budget Cuts is an action-adventure stealth game where you take down the evil robots at TransCorp.
Prepare to zip across high-speed trains, stealth your way through the TransCorp skyscrapers, sneak across warehouses, rooftop buildings, fabrication plants, server halls, and more!
The newly added Mutators Patch provides a range of locomotion options (including the smooth kind!), along with enemy modifiers, slow motion, and new weapon choices
In Budget Cuts 2 you have tons of shiny tools to help you take down TransCorp. Use the Magnifying Glass to track enemy positions and sneak past them, or take enemies down from a distance with the Bow and Arrow. Throw knives at the Supervisors to deplete their "oil", or knock enemies out with blunt objects.
How you approach each combat situation is entirely up to you, your imagination, and the number of knives you can hold in your hands (well, that, and your inventory slots).
Built from the ground-up for Virtual Reality, Budget Cuts is an action-adventure stealth game where you take down the evil robots at TransCorp.
Prepare to zip across high-speed trains, stealth your way through the TransCorp skyscrapers, sneak across warehouses, rooftop buildings, fabrication plants, server halls, and more!
The newly added Mutators Patch provides a range of locomotion options (including the smooth kind!), along with enemy modifiers, slow motion, and new weapon choices
In Budget Cuts 2 you have tons of shiny tools to help you take down TransCorp. Use the Magnifying Glass to track enemy positions and sneak past them, or take enemies down from a distance with the Bow and Arrow. Throw knives at the Supervisors to deplete their "oil", or knock enemies out with blunt objects.
How you approach each combat situation is entirely up to you, your imagination, and the number of knives you can hold in your hands (well, that, and your inventory slots).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Felt worse than the first. it's not an improvment on the first so it fails
I only remember one thing about this game but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ was that one thing worth remembering. You'll probably know it when you see it.
I thought the original Budget Cuts not engaging me would have been reprimanded by the sequel, I was let down once again unfortunately. The mechanics of the original are improved in some interesting ways, but my opinion of Budget Cuts 2 reflects the original: unimpressed.
a great sequel to a good game. i enjoyed this one as well, and this was a pretty good way to end the duology. the final objectives had me SWEATING.
Got soft locked close to the end, but its a good game otherwise. Not as good as the first but still good.
[h3] Budget Cuts 2 normally: [/h3] "Hey, this game's pretty fun. It adds meaningful depth in areas that the previous game was lacking in, entirely new mechanics where they're needed, a mostly different setting, and a pretty damn good story. It's a great stealth game, it's a great world that I'm glad to see expanded, and I'm happy to see such a wonderful continuation to such an excellent IP! :D" [h3] Budget Cuts 2 with Adam Isolation enabled: [/h3] [b] This game is single handedly the most nerve wracking experience I've ever had to endure in a VR game in my entire ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ life. The kind of fear that this mode instills in me on such a visceral, primal level is unlike anything I have ever played before -- let alone in VR. You have to play it yourself to understand, as words literally cannot describe the stress, tension, and sheer unbridled terror that is generated from playing this otherwise mostly light-hearted game with this modifier enabled. [/b] (But you should definitely play the game normally first before trying it)
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