![]() ![]() Pretty much every single weapon I've used so far has had enough firepower to really make a dent in the enemy's armor, and more importantly, their head! Everything from revolvers, to machine guns, and even bows, is fully capable of carrying you through the entire game, and that is something I greatly appreciate since I'm one of those weirdos that likes his medieval weaponry in futuristic games. In Shadow Warrior 2, however, the situation is much more pleasant. The ranged weapons ended up being nothing more than a mere contingency tool should the enemy be slightly out of reach. This was especially obvious when compared to how diverse and powerful the sword was, with the difference being so large I spent the later parts of game simply slicing my way to victory. Sure, you had your classics such as the rocket launcher, flamethrower, and shotgun, but the rest of the arsenal was just kind of mediocre. One of my major complaints with Shadow Warrior 2013 was the relatively weak assortment of weaponry. I'm betting that guy regrets not bringing a rifle In other words, Shadow Warrior 2 definitely manages to live up to its heritage, and good lord is it fun to play! So how ridiculous is Shadow Warrior 2 when compared to its predecessors? Well, let's just say that you can wield a giant flaming chainsaw and a grenade launcher enchanted with so much miss chance it quite literally hits everything except your target, while pretty much every sentence that comes out of the main character's mouth is in some way guaranteed to be related to wangs. ![]() ![]() Not only are the weapons even more destructive and extravagant than ever before, but the jokes are so cheesy they are just about ready to topple over! Shadow Warrior has always been a silly game, both in terms of weaponry and in terms of humor, but Shadow Warrior 2 takes things to a whole new extreme. ![]()
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