
F&H 2: Termina is oppressive, relentless and hopeless. A mix of jRPG and Survival Horror. Turn-based combat meets resource management. 3 days to explore the wicked town of Prehevil and find out about its dark secrets. 3 days until the pale and sickly green moon rises at its apex. Termina is upon us!
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Fear & Hunger 2: Termina is not a sequel that makes things easier. It simply gives you a bigger playground to suffer in. Welcome to Prehevil, a cursed town where 14 contestants are forced to participate in the Festival of Termina. You have three days to explore, uncover secrets, and try to survive while everyone around you slowly loses their mind. Compared to the first game, Termina feels more like a twisted mix between a survival horror game and a classic RPG. The world is larger, the characters are more developed, and every contestant has their own story, motivations, and potential fate. The atmosphere is incredible: oppressive, disturbing, and filled with that same feeling of hopelessness where you are never truly safe. The gameplay remains brutal. Resources are limited, mistakes are punished, enemies are terrifying, and you can still lose a fight because you made the small mistake of thinking "maybe this time the coin flip will be nice to me". It won't. It never does. You can lose limbs, suffer horrible injuries, get cursed, or simply die because you decided to investigate something that was obviously a terrible idea. But somehow, every victory feels incredible because the game rewards knowledge, preparation, and creativity more than grinding. The sequel also improves many systems from the original, making it more approachable while keeping the unique identity of the series. However, don't expect a friendly RPG: Termina is still a game designed to make you uncomfortable and remind you that hope is a limited resource. If the first Fear & Hunger was a descent into pure despair, Termina is a three-day nightmare where everyone is invited and almost nobody gets a happy ending.
The game is good and has lots of different paths to take but the discord sucks hot balls banned me for no reason
You can target the penits, 10/10. Also amazing story.
I got to cut a rapists ♥♥♥♥ off before killing him 10/10 would recommend
gooned to abella
Strach i głód łączą się jak 6 i 7
Marina es clave
F&H Termina é um dos melhores jogos que já joguei, levei 45 HORAS pra zerar o jogo no final A, mano, foi uma dificuldade extrema. Usei alguns vídeos de como matar certos monstros porque sozinho realmente é complicado e outros de como fazer tudo certinho (a wiki ajuda mto). Depois que você zera uma vez já sabe praticamente tudo e as estratégias, então não é tão difícil assim zerar no modo masoquista DEPOIS de conhecer o jogo (acredito que com a Olivia seja mais fácil, o veneno dela é muito forte). No começo você vai morrer muito, sua 1ª run vai ser bem difícil e provavelmente vai criar uma 2ª que vai ser a certa, onde você já dominou mais do jogo e vai seguir com estratégias (e aproveitar mecânicas do jogo que facilitam tudo). F&H me proporcionou uma experiência incrível de horas de sofrimento e desafio, porque os saves nesse jogo são limitados e qualquer coisa te leva à morte praticamente. E mais uma coisa: que desafio é esse THE HEARTLESS ONE! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA essa personagem é difícil demais, meu deus! Mas tirando isso joguem, gente, vocês não vão se arrepender. O primeiro jogo é muito bom também e para dicas é só jogar no Google, na wiki e no canal Contos do Abismo. Bom, zerei novamente fiz o final C bem facinho, depois que joga 1 vez e zera fica ridiculamente facil e outra que tem varios bugs/glitchs q facilitam muito tipo o de pegar o bolt cutters em 5 minuto de jogo quebra 1 galho absurdoooooooooo mano, dito isso recomendo jogarem com todos os personagens fazer final de cada um(final B) e jogar o mod prehevil plus que adiciona bastante coisa hdhaudaduahdhau JOGUEM APENAS Pontos negativos que achei na minha opiniao(nao sei se eh meu pc): eh que parece ta meio mal otimizadinho comparado ao 1 jogo da franquia, quando alguns bixos perseguem voce parece que da um imput lag do caralho(se der F2 voce ve la o ping subindo) e cai bastante o fps em perseguiçao com isso e da umas travada(eh bem de vez em quando) somente isso que tenho a reclamar do jogo mesmo, isso nao vai lhe causar uma experiencia pessima, so vai quebrar um pouco a gameplay mas e super jogavel ainda sim :))))))))))
A dark survival horror RPG with deep lore, well written characters and a tense gameplay loop. So probably one of the biggest warnings/selling points of Fear & Hunger 2: Termina is it's dark world. Bad things happens, and often times you'll find them happening to your characters. Trigger warnings include: nudity, gore, sexual assault, cannibalism, desecration of the dead, madness, body horror, suicide, futility of life, the idea anything you do doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things, body dysmorphia, drug abuse and the horrors of war. I may have forgotten some. Now F&H2 mostly uses these carefully: it's a brutal world and you're in a dire situation where you may need to compromise your morals to survive. The denizens of the world have lost their minds and do terrible things without blinking. It's all essential to painting the world: a place where hope has come to die. That being said there are a few too many enemies rocking out with their ♥♥♥♥ out for my liking. Out of the two Fear and Hunger games, F&H2 is the more polished game: it's easier to pick up and understand, has more safety nets in the form of saves and healing limbs and while it will still brutally murder you, it's usually cause you messed up. One final note: the game has a soft time limit. Each time you sleep, time advances by one third of a day. You have three days before the festival ends, so 7 sleeps. This is a game meant to be played multiple times, with you learning each time so it's not a huge deal. Sleeping is done both to save and to upgrade your skills so it is handy. But you can always try to squeeze as much out of each day segment, as time only advances if you sleep. (Outside of a few time advancing events.) All in all, this is a great RPG. I have PAGES of notes on it, its enemies and its lore. And see that 40 hour game time? I have not achieved a single ending. And that time isn't from slamming my head into a wall: it's exploring, probing and learning. Welcome to Termina constestant. You'll find your stay... short and violent.
comprei o jogo sonhei com um deus que falou que eu tinha que matar tudo que eu visse virei um cadeirante trepai em nome de fé tive um orgamos abrir o jogo 10/10 JOGAÇO DO CARALHO
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