void* tRrLM2(); //Void Terrarium 2

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• 3rd-strike.com

  SebastiaanRaats · Mar 20, 2023

  7.8

  Speaking purely from a gameplay perspective, Void Terrarium 2 offers more of the same, with only limited enhancements. The main reason for its existence seems to be to further flesh out the world and its inhabitants. Given that the game doesn’t really do enough to retread the basics for newcomers, this means that there is very little reason to directly dive into the sequel.

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• Way Too Many Games

  Aaron Price · Mar 17, 2023

  7.5

  It’s a great game if you like dungeon crawlers in general, for it offers a lot of variety to the original formula. It’s a natural progression from other games in the genre, and a great progression from the first game for fans that checked that one out.

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• Noisy Pixel

  Azario Lopez · Feb 27, 2023

  7.5

  Void Terrarium 2 is a significantly updated version of its predecessor by streamlining many of the systems to add a focus on a few narrative plot points. It provides an exceptionally addictive gameplay loop, with every moment spent playing rewarding the players with ways to stay out in the dungeons longer.

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• TheGamer

  Meg Pelliccio · Feb 24, 2023

  7.0

  The adorable art style and quirky concept of Void Terrarium 2 reeled me in, but the moreish gameplay kept me hooked. Repetitive failure can sour an experience, even if that’s part and parcel of roguelites, but Void Terrarium 2 alleviates the frustration a little by offering a blend of genres and regularly evolving gameplay mechanics.

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• God is a Geek

  Lyle Carr · Mar 01, 2023

  8.5

  Void Terrarium 2 is a wonderful Roguelike with an incredible theme. Balancing hardcore dungeon crawling and looking after a girl in a jar is always compelling, and some of the mechanics in the game are truly genius.

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• Video Chums

  A.J. Maciejewski · Feb 27, 2023

  8.1

  The world within void* tRrLM2(); //Void Terrarium 2 is filled with charm from its adorable artwork to its fantastic soundtrack that lends itself perfectly to the futuristic dungeon-crawling action. Watching Robbie forge ahead as he fights all sorts of baddies and gathers copious amounts of loot only to occasionally peak at the corner to make sure Toriko's okay via a Tamagotchi-like interface is wonderful stuff.

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