

Journey Through The Nightmare Realm II
taxicomics · 2025 · Bullet Hell, Twin Stick Shooter, Roguelite, Local Co-Op, Pixel Graphics
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Journey Through The Nightmare Realm II
You found your new obsession in the back of a local arcade. You've never seen this arcade!
JOURNEY THROUGH THE NIGHTMARE REALM II
You and your friends are certain: You MUST beat this arcade and score a spot on it's leader board. After your first run you get awarded a booster pack filled with different cards. On your next run you get to use them: Insert an ability card and use it IN-GAME!Local Multiplayer and Remote Play Together
Gather your friend and get them to help you beat the bosses in this game. You can play it on your own or combine your powers to get even deeper into the nightmare realm!On your path you will encounter loads of enemies, bullets and slot machines!Slot machines
These big and chunky machines have started appearing in the nightmare realm. Spend coins you've gathered on spins to get new items and powerups. But save at least one coin to revive a fallen friend!What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is one of those classic rogue click shooter and keyboard mover type games. I don't play games generally like this, but recieving it for free gave me some motivation to try it out. In short, not a bad game for those looking for something a little different and slightly retro. Journey Through The Nightmare Realm II (JTTNR)'s [b]gameplay[/b] is simple; make it through each room and find a way to the next stage without dying. The player plays as an eyeball that has the capability to shoot. As the player progresses through the levels they can collect coins to unlock certain rooms for upgrades. Sometimes, there are upgrades available as they play through, such as shields or weapon upgrades. Enemies are varied and sometimes close down on the player and do their best to accurately shoot in the proper direction. Some of the enemies are a little dumber and simply come in contact with the player to deal damage, while others have a little more sophisticated programming associated with them. The game is a little confusing to start, as I found myself pressing C repeatedly thinking it would start the game or enter, but apparently pressing Z starts it (after the card is inserted into the s…7 found this helpful
This game is really stressful, but in a good way. I just kept dying and restarting it again. Plus, the eyes are cute as hell. Especially when they do the occasional exclamations ('Ouchie') I would definitely recommend this game!3 found this helpful
Journey Through The Nightmare Realm II is a very fun game., depending on if your controller works with the game as intended. I've played it on my channel, but realized I was playing it wrong. The best way to advance is to go up a floor and play the slots with your acquired coins. With one coin, you may win a machine gun or a golden gun which ricochets off walls and easily kills enemies. The game works fine with a keyboard and mouse, but imo this is the type of game you want to play with an X-Box controller (works as intended on my mini gaming PC). The objective is to run over switches and open doors where there are gold coins, spaghetti or health. I think this may be the ultimate local co-op game, as you can revive your partner when you climb to a new floor. It's very fun solo, but definitely would be better with local co-op. Definitely a hidden gem if your controller works as intended. https://steamcommunity.com/groups/indieretrogamers1 found this helpful
What a nice game! I have only played a short amount but I am nowhere near getting on the leaderboard. I love the card mechanic for the special ability and my hate for (red) bats is getting more with every minute I play :D I recommend you dont spend your coins on gambling although it is tempting ;)1 found this helpful
Don't let the lovely 8-bit aesthetics of this twin stick shooter fool you: this game will not hold your hand and will punish you hard in true arcade fashion. Thank god for the rogue-like mechanics! That way you get to see (and hear – the soundtrack is great) more of this nightmarish world. Keep on hoppin'!1 found this helpful
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