INDUSTRIA 2

This was terrible. The first game was extremely mid, and unfinished, but it had potential. The only reason I played Industria 2, was to see where they took the story, and to see if they learned from the mistakes of the first game. This was much worse. Do not waste your money. The game is a halfbaked boring experience that doesn't know what it wants to be, so it ends up doing a bunch of different things that don't hold any weight. The amount of bugs in this game is an infestation. The developers do not deserve your money. They should have finished the game first, and then released it. I am sick of games releasing in an unfinished state, for full price, just to drip feed what should have been there on day 1. 2/10.

[b]INDUSTRIA II is a clear step forward for Bleakmill, but unfortunately, it still comes with a fair amount of unnecessary frustration.[/b] I wasn't particularly impressed by the first [i]INDUSTRIA[/i], mainly because I went into it with completely wrong expectations regarding its advertised East Berlin setting ([url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/rockschuppen/recommended/1172650/]you can read my review of the first game here[/url]). Still, I was curious to see how Nora's story would continue and, perhaps even more importantly, where developer Bleakmill would be five years later. And honestly, quite a lot has changed. There are new enemies that fit the setting much better and can actually be intimidating, a new looting and crafting system, some genuinely interesting and believable twists in the story, and the ray tracing looks absolutely fantastic. It's genuinely nice to see how much this small German development team has evolved since the first game. Unfortunately, [i]INDUSTRIA II[/i] also comes with another collection of small design decisions that slowly start to wear you down. One of the first examples is the new interaction system for opening doors and cabinets. …

Overall, I enjoyed the game, and I didn't encounter nearly as many bugs as people have reported. I guess waiting a few months before playing it paid off. :) The story is good, although I was hoping for a much stronger connection to INDUSTRIA 1. I played the entire game with the expectation that, by the end, it would explain some of the things that were left unanswered — both from the first game and from this one. Unfortunately, a lot of those questions are still left hanging: * What exactly are the Librarians? Do they connect to the rest of the story, or are they simply extradimensional beings? * How is it possible that Walter entered this world only a few minutes before Nora, yet years had passed for him? * [spoiler]What actually happened to Walter? Was he simply annihilated/absorbed by ATLAS? He certainly doesn't seem to be the same Walter we encountered in the first game.[/spoiler] * [spoiler]How did the FKE build such a massive base if they presumably arrived after Nora and Walter?[/spoiler] * [spoiler]What did Nora actually do during all those years she was stranded? Did she just chill in the chapel?[/spoiler] * What happened to all the people inhabiting this dimension? * […

short game but enjoyed it combat was good and the inventory system was really cool

the game is good to play , but there is few big problem . beside that problem the game is very much good . but if i have to choose btw industria 1 and industria 2 ,i will chose 1 (personally my fav is part 1). if some dev is reading this review , i wanted to say that please work on some glich and bug . for eg -(there are some object that u can pass through) and -(if u collect supply from the box and then save the game and then restart the game that the box supply will return) . and (there are also some problem with texute and i think that there is problem in uv unrapping. )

I found Industria 2 to be an enjoyable sequel to the first entry. Yes the game has some bugs and glitches but if you can look past that, there is a beautiful story to be enjoyed. If you enjoyed the first game, I would highly recommend this one.