Evil Genius 2: World Domination

What a huge disappointment this game was. The trap system from the first game was way better.

naw naw naw man its a good followup. The only thing I need to say for people who played EG1 before this is that it IS way less kick you in the nutsack levels of hardcore. Good. The other note is that I genuinly think this started as a mobile game before pivoting. It just has that feel to it where you are building a base and waiting out a timer as your minions do missions. I dont have a probem with this, infact I like the dopamine! But well... if it filters you, sorry.

First of all, go watch some videos about the original Evil Genius because it's an absolute legend of a game. This one is way more accessible, controls are way better, all the sorts of upgrades you would expect after a long time. The game itself is pretty funny. Unless you have hardware conflicts or memory issues, it should basically never crash. I still haven't gotten anywhere near exhausted on content over 100 hours in. The only gripes I have with this game is that I can't get a DLC for Dr. Evil's Moon Base and (the SECRET) Volcano Lair. I honestly find myself really really wishing that I had those.

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It had potential, but its genuinely a horrible game. Clunky at best, lots of glitches i came across pretty quick that broke saves. Poorly designed. If they would have at least made it simple for mods, they could have been salvaged by the community. Little details shows lack of compassion for their own game, such as how they handle modes. Campaign, everything is locked, understandable. Sandbox, forced infinite money so you cant enjor normal gameplay and grow rich. "Sandbox" without control over anything, even just those simple mechanics letting players control a few important aspects of gamplay in settings could have made it a worthy game, but instead its just shallow to me. Though some may find it fun, i cant reccomend it.

Evil Genius 2 es ese juego que te deja vivir tu villano interior sin pedir disculpas. Aquí no eres un héroe frustrado ni un agente secreto barato: eres el maldito jefe, el cerebro detrás de una base subterránea llena de secuaces incompetentes, trampas ridículas y planes absurdos que, por alguna razón, funcionan. Y esa vibra caricaturesca mezclada con gestión sólida es exactamente lo que lo hace tan adictivo. Construir tu guarida es un placer. Cada pasillo que diseñas, cada trampa que colocas y cada habitación que expandes te hace sentir como si realmente estuvieras levantando una guarida digna de un villano de película. Y lo mejor es cuando la base empieza a llenarse de agentes espías tratando de arruinarte los planes… y tú los mandas a volar con trampas que parecen sacadas de un episodio de caricaturas. Es una mezcla perfecta de estrategia y humor. El sistema de secuaces es otra delicia. Entrenarlos, asignarlos, ver cómo la mitad hace su trabajo bien y la otra mitad se cae de idiota mientras tú planeas tu próximo paso para dominar el mundo, es parte del encanto. La gestión global también funciona muy bien: enviar tropas, cometer crímenes, subir tensión, bajar calor… todo para mantenerte como el villano más peligroso sin caer preso. ¿Detalles negativos? Claro, no todo es perfecto. Hay momentos donde el ritmo se vuelve lento y alguna que otra misión se siente repetitiva. Pero aun así, lo que ofrece es tan divertido que esos detalles pasan a segundo plano.