Evil Genius 2: World Domination

Très décevant par rapport à mes attentes. La gestion de la base ne m’a pas amusé et les missions à l’extérieur sont juste des textes à lire. Pas de chance, j’y ai joué juste un peu trop pour me faire rembourser. On peut comparer avec TwoPoint Museum qui reprend un peu le même genre de concept (un truc à gérer et des missions) sauf que les missions apportent un butin éventuel plus excitant.

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It's a surprisingly deep game once you get into it. It runs really smooth, the art style is fun, and I laughed a fair number of times. I actually found myself roleplaying a little bit at one point having the top floor of my lair being an inner sanctum with an area dedicated to traps and a small prison area with one cell so I could humiliate captured agents and then throw them into a shark pit while my henchmen watched. This is not something I tend to do, so bravo on that. The base building is very free form. You can get quite creative with it all, to the point that it could even be overwhelming. I found the easiest way to do things is keep it small until most of the research is done, however. Then, atleast you know what you CAN build, and then plan accordingly. You will be surprised how many different areas you will need over time, and it's easy to crowd yourself out if you go big early. The soundtrack is awesome, and really sells the theme. The characters are all pretty clever with ok / decent stories with enough meat to be entertaining. Some of the voice acting is great, and some of it is so terrible it's almost funny. It can be jarring how bad some of the voice acting is, actually. You can definitely tell they had people pulling double duty for some voices, and they had a strong preference for one character over another. There are some quality of life issues, like the fact you can't move or interact with items as a group, meaning if you ever plan to move a room full of items to another floor or shift it to another side of a floor you're gonna consider quitting the game entirely because moving a 100 gold racks individually between floors is genuinely painful. The combat can get weird at times with a lot of minions refusing to use their weapons or getting blocked off in certain situations from fighting causing war crime levels of minion massacres by the "Forces of Justice", but once you really figure out how to beef up your entrance and how to feed enemy agents into kill zones things get easier. The world map where you send minions for missions is just... horrible. Tons of micromanaging. You will eventually find yourself putting every region on "reduce heat" missions just so you can avoid it all together. The actual networks on the map you build give passive income anyways, so save early game you dont even need to do anything but that and actual game missions anyways. Overall, the game is great, but not full price great. I forget how much I paid, honestly, but it was a pretty deep sale, so I am fine with the experience I got for the price I paid. If it was full price though, yeah... I would be much harsher. This is not a 60 dollar game even with the expansions and DLC. 30, maybe, with everything included. This is a great wishlist game. Wait for a steep sale. Even if you end up not liking the game you'll atleast appreciate the art, music, and characters.

Gud.

Its gameplay its good and each genius is special and its great 8/10

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