Project Lazarus 2
Terapoly · 2025 · Action, Mechs, Action Roguelike, Bullet Hell, Sci-fi
PC
Mostly Positive78% · 32 📉 Recent reviews down 64%
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About Project Lazarus 2
Introducing Project Lazarus 2, the next evolution in reverse bullet hell action, blending intense mech survival with rogue-lite elements! Face relentless waves of alien monsters as you master strategic upgrades to push your mech’s arsenal to new heights. Gather powerful items and crystals to enhance and level up, ensuring you maintain overwhelming firepower on the battlefield.Project Lazarus 2 builds on the foundation of its predecessor, bringing back all legacy content from Project Lazarus while expanding with new mechs, weapons, and challenges. The battlefield is yours to dominate, with a diverse roster of mechs that offer different combat styles. Some feature familiar, precise controls for seamless action, while others introduce bold new ways to maneuver and unleash destruction, giving you the freedom to adapt your playstyle to any threat.Take command of an even greater selection of war machines, each equipped with specialized passive abilities, customizable weapon loadouts, and combat traits that shape your strategy. Your choice of mech will define your path to victory, delivering a tailored gameplay experience unlike any other. Take charge and forge your destiny in Project Lazarus 2, where every decision can mean the difference between survival and annihilation.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate that this sequel includes the original content with additional mechs and weapons, but many feel it lacks sufficient new material and plays more like DLC than a full sequel. Common complaints center on unfair difficulty spikes that feel cheap rather than skill-based, numerous bugs, poor progression systems that don't reward player choice, and a frustrating RNG system cluttered with unhelpful items, alongside a lack of developer communication about these issues.
Unfortunately this is a total cash grab/abandonware. I liked the first one and thought this would be an upgrade and more complete but unfortunately not. Way to many bugs and no communication from the devs. Save your time and money.6 found this helpful
Not only bad but unrewardong. in most of those type games you can get pasives that boosts your toon to some degree, same as help you get the gear you wanted. In here you will not get it. only pasive boost you can count on is to increased exp/money and that is all. you can unlock couple of rerolls, but not only rng is bad here, there are additional perks / consumables mixed in and you cannot ban them, making it a bad expirience (restoring health could be use full but not in the early stage, where it only makes you loose perk, same with damage amplification for 70 seconds and so on) at end of a day you will almost never get what you want. the progres is that your starting weapons start from higher level. thats it. also there are a lot of bugs / useles weaons. for example turrets. turrets are stationary - meaning the shoot in one direction so if there are no mobs well... to bad for you (good luck fighting booss using turrets) bomb drops: most of the time they hit places with no mobs.., so mostly useles rotatin orb - in theory it should rotate around your toon and hit mobs that come to close. but if you choose bigger toon like dragon (lizard like toon) the circle is smaller than the t…2 found this helpful
Needs more content. Good game otherwise.
It includes everything from the original, including every level. If you don't own the original, just get this one instead. This one feels more like DLC than a proper sequel. I can see how people are disappointed. I'm enjoying it, though.
Despite hours and hours in similar games, these recent hours have changed my view of this game. Literally having perfect runs going, the game decides to stone wall me and instakills runs. Fuming so damn bad after these runs that I am uninstalling, not looking back, and regretting buying this game. Have also played this game on another account as well as the first in the series. What a sad turnout this has become for a beloved game. I love difficulty but when stupidity happens, with no skill or logical workarounds, that is a waste of my time and frustration. Developers who decide to add run killers with no work arounds are what kills this game concept.
A good sequel to the first. More mechs, more weapons.
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