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Anomaly 2 is a sequel to the critically acclaimed Anomaly Warzone Earth. Maintaining the core elements of the original, Anomaly 2 adds new features to the single-player campaign and finally puts your skills to a test in a completely unique experience: the dynamic tower defense vs. tower offense multiplayer mode!
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GamesRadar+Giancarlo SaldanaMay 20134.5/5 starsIf Anomaly Warzone Earth was any indication that tower offense games were good, Anomaly 2 confirms that they're amazing. Play the game alone, and you'll discover a rich Story Mode with enough challenge and surprises to keep you coming back for more. Play it with others, and a whole new way of experiencing the game becomes available. No matter how you play it, Anomaly 2's enhancements and new features make it a game well deserving of your time.
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Post Arcade (National Post)Chad SapiehaMay 20138.5/10Meaningful evolutionary changes and an innovative multiplayer mode help this sequel live up to the original
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IGNJustin DavisMay 20138/10Anomaly 2's campaign isn't especially original, but its multiplayer provides a fresh take on tower defense gameplay.
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Hardcore GamerSteve Tom SawyerMay 20132/5The novelty wears thin when you realize that you've actually been playing Tower Offense games for a very long time as "Real Time Strategy" games. Here Anomaly 2 is trying to reinvent its own wheel with little tiny incremental upgrades instead of taking the same drastic approach that gained it such praise in the first place.
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GamingTrendSpencer CampbellSep 201465/100A tough-as-nails tactical challenge is hard to find in today's console market, and Anomaly 2 will probably be enough to scratch your strategical itch. Without a strong multiplayer community behind it though, I would say skip the PS4 release and head straight for PC if you have the means.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 16 ratings.
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