Evil Genius 2: World Domination

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Ich kann nur sagen man kann stunden in dem Spiel verbringen wenn man möchte, gut nach einer weile sind die Missionen fast immer gleich nur in einem höheren Schwirigkeitsgrad aber genau das macht ja den Spass aus an dem Spiel und auch das man die eigene Basis über mehrere Etagen hin und wieder mal umbauen muss wenn die Gegner zu schnell durch kommen.

[b]Merits:[/b] ▪ much improved lights and shadows ▪ more playable geniuses ▪ 4 lair locations to choose from ▪ multi story lairs ▪ plenty of upgrades to unlock ▪ a lot more decorations than in EG1 ▪ you can mix and match rooms for stylistic freedom [b]Flaws:[/b] ▪ lacklustre, mediocre narrative ▪ the tone is even more silly and childish ▪ some previous characters do not return ▪ can be hard to spot missions on world stage ▪ gets repetitive and tedious [b]Verdict:[/b] Evil Genius 2 is undeniably an upgrade over it's predecessor, certainly in graphics and complexity. However, they shifted the tone into parody and cartoonish things, which I feel is a bit too much. The story as such is forgettable, but the base building aspect is addictive. I love how you can customise and make things aesthetic if you like. The side missions and optional objectives are never ending, and often I felt like they are just artificial gating to make the game longer. If you liked the previous one, or you like the dungeon builder genre, I can recommend it. It will keep you entertained for a while. [b]Rating:[/b] ★★★☆☆ - Above Average

Love it. Everything great about the original plus some additions.

Das Setting ist cool, die Ideen auch, aber der Funke springt nicht über. Nach 17 Stunden habe ich keine Lust mehr zu hoffen, dass das Spiel gleich "zündet". Schade.

I would give this one a 7/10. It’s pretty fun to play once but can be a pretty repetitive and slow game at times that can scale badly. HOWEVER, first the positives. It's a game that I have honestly had some fun with, designing your evil lair is CERTAINLY an upside to this game. The stories from the quests is enjoyable as well. The music is well done, especially for the High-Alert Tracks. It was quite fun to spend hours on as a base builder, though near the end of my time I did use infinite gold mods to help remove much of the tedium of the later game. The artistic style was neat and clean and the henchman did have a lot of unique mechanics, though some were way better than others. Unfortunately, this game is now without its flaws. Especially for the DLCs. The portal one being a cool concept but VERY tedious to unlock and the underwater one having a super neat new lair, but the new turrets and weapons run out of ammo so fast that it makes them impractical, especially with the portal DLC. It could just be me, but I feel like the scaling was not a great strength of this game as you often feel too weak in the early game and too strong in the late. The super agent rouge ALWAYS got caught as long as I had one henchman in the base, despite stealth being her whole mechanic. It’s a decent game, but nothing too special. It CAN be fun, but you need something to help with the often tedious parts of the game.

I snagged this game on sale so it was a bargain. I never played the original, but this is a fun base building game. It reminds me of the Dungeon Keeper series. It has a different theme, but a similar evil overlord building a dungeon to house their minions and do evil deeds sort of concept.