
Damned 2 is an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game where up to four survivors must work together to survive an unrelenting monster - either player or computer-controlled - while scavenging and solving puzzles in an attempt to escape.
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Damned 2 is an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game where four survivors must explore cursed locations, solve puzzles, and escape alive — while a fifth player takes on the role of a deadly creature hunting them down. Each match is unpredictable and filled with tension.

To escape, survivors must search for items, unlock doors, and complete puzzles scattered across the map. Every match reshuffles key elements, requiring players to adapt quickly. Teamwork, awareness, and a steady hand are essential.
Take control of a terrifying creature with unique abilities. Each monster offers a different playstyle — some stalk in silence, others create chaos and confusion. Master their skills and turn every match into a psychological horror experience.

Immersive Audio Visual experience: Damned 2 uses Unreal Engine 5 to bring graphics and audio immersion to a new level of horror.
Immersive VOIP: Our built in VOIP system simulates echos, reverberation and the environment around you. But be aware, monsters can hear you when they are hunting!
Be the Monster!: Choose from a variety of different monsters to play and scare your friends, each monster has a set of abilities for you to hunt and eliminate the trespassers. The monster can also be controlled by an AI.
Co-operate: Play together with your friends with up to 5 players where teamwork is key for fast puzzle solving and exploration.
Randomized Environments & Puzzles: Each play through is never the same. Keys, items and puzzles are placed in different locations whenever you start a new match.
Custom Difficulty: Choose your game settings before starting a new match, customize the way you want to play.

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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Russian, French, German, Japanese
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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fun game, need more players. They need to advertise this game or something
All the things I loved about the original Damned in an updated game. Highly recommended, especially if you played the OG back in the day. I'd argue Damned 2 is better since you have the option for the AI to play the monster if you're short a friend!
pretty good remake of the first one and the AI version of the monster is better than i thought it would be. fun with friends. mary is still creepy as s***
First of all, the servers are always empty... If you played the Damned this is in the updated version like if you played the original back in the day with new mechanics. Off and on reminds me of DBD. Would I recommend this game for now? Not really.
从诅咒1就开始玩这个游戏了,希望这个游戏能重现诅咒1得热度
I never played the original game, yet the layout of this game was so familiar to me, which means I probably played a clone of it. That being said, the gameplay loop of finding a key, to open a door, to find a key, to open a door, is an old style and tedious. What makes it more frustrating is how long you can be squinting your eyes to find a key just lying about the place. The monsters are alright, they can be fun to play for a bit, but in terms of horror, the game isn't that scary, regardless of using AI or a player. Some of the horror stings just become grating on the ears. If this is what Damned 1 players are looking for, then I am happy for them. As a standalone game, it's not great.
Better than the first. I was browsing the reviews and see the complaint that you're "just getting keys" with "no puzzles". Well the puzzles are there, they are simple and designed to take only a few minutes at most but in a game like this balance would be screwed if survivors were in the same room for ten minutes solving a complex puzzle. As for just getting keys. I get what they are pretending to get at: "It's simplistic". DBD is "just doing gens" shooters are "just point and click on enemies". Etc etc. It's just not really a criticism that holds water. The context around what you have to do and avoid to get the key is the game itself. No one is thinking "I love the Gen minigame in dbd its so engrossing". It's got a good spooky ambiance and is fun with friends. Being able to make custom match rules is a nice touch too!
What a great sequel. The game beautifully expands upon the OG asymmetrical horror, bringing its formula up to the modern standard. Every element — visuals, atmosphere, level and sound design, and gameplay for both survivors and monsters — feels greatly enhanced, all while preserving the vibes that made the original game so memorable. Terrific game to ♥♥♥♥ around in with the same people you played the first Damned with 10 years ago, assuming none of you are dead or in the nursing home.
NEED THE HOMIES TO GET THIS
不好玩,有点无聊
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