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Adventure, Science fiction
Jack and Liv are back in Lone Echo II. Return to the rings of Saturn in this highly-anticipated sequel, to unravel the mysteries of Lone Echo and journey deeper into space – past the very boundaries of time itself. Lone Echo II begins following the events of the first game, Lone Echo. As the advanced AI Echo-1, known as “Jack”, you must venture deeper into space and time with Captain Olivia “Liv” Rhodes unravel the remaining mysteries of Lone Echo.
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Windows CentralNicholas SutrichOct 20215/5 starsLone Echo II is a pristine example of how a sequel can be better than the original in every way. More mature and varied gameplay elements, impressive graphics, and a story that wouldn't feel out of the place in a novel make this the must-have swan song of the Rift platform.
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ImpulsegamerEdwin MillheimNov 20214.4/5Lone Echo II has made us wait long enough for it to get here. Now let's go into reaches of space that we may not come back from!
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ShacknewsTJ DenzerOct 20218/10I really appreciate how much Lone Echo 2 takes a mostly don’t-fix-what’s-not-broken approach to the original game’s formula. So much of it is simply a continuation of Lone Echo 1 in both narrative and form, and that’s fine. It does just enough to make things different by introducing a few new tools and increased threats to go along with them, and with only a handful of control or visual bugs that stood out as a result. Jack and Rhodes’ efforts to survive continued to make for a compelling story throughout and this is definitely an adventure fans of the first will want to see through. Ultimately, Lone Echo 2 is just as much a solid blend of narrative and puzzle solving in the VR space as the first one was and continues to show Ready at Dawn has a winning formula for VR players of all styles and comfort levels.
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IGNJordan OlomanOct 20216/10Lone Echo 2 is an enjoyable space drama with striking details and fun movement mechanics, but it lacks innovation and struggles to justify its eight-hour runtime.
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