Risk of Rain 2: Survivors of the Void (66% OFF)
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Was: $14.99 / Now: $8.55 (43% OFF) ☑️ Why buy: The definitive expansion for the hit roguelike! Unlock the Railgunner and Void Fiend, explore 5 new stages, and master the corruption of Void Items. Only one player in your lobby needs to own it for everyone to see the new monsters and levels.
i picked this up last night thinking itd just be more items and maybe a boss or two, but the void stuff completely changes how runs feel its not just more content its like a different pacing entirely
yeah the corruption mechanic alone makes it feel like you gambling every time you pick something up i had a run where my build turned into chaos because half my items got converted and somehow it still worked
thats what i like tho its messy in a good way base game builds can get predictable once you know the synergies but here it feels like the game is actively trying to mess with your plan
the Void enemies are on another level its not just that they hit hard its how they control space i feel like im constantly being boxed in
exactly its less about raw damage and more about pressure you cant just kite forever like in the base game they actually punish you for bad positioning
the worst part is when they spawn during a boss fight it turns into total chaos and i lose track of whats even killing me
railgunner alone made this worth it for me the shift from spray and pray to precision shots feels so different from the rest of the roster
same here its one of the few characters where positioning actually matters more than movement speed stacking you cant just panic roll your way out of everything