Override 2: Super Mech League

The Good: New mech designs look good. Addition of customization is really nice. Way more characters which really gives you more variety to play with. New PVE modes are a good way to practice or just earn currency. The Bad: The change in combat is horrible. In override 1 you could really feel the weight of your attacks since y"know you're giant robots, you could also feel it with movement as well. In this game the sense of weight and scale is non existent. The maps are a lot smaller and are either way too busy or too barren. A lot of the character from 1 is also missing in 2, like Victory animations, Ultimate animations, watered down UI, etc. Summary: I don't HATE Override 2, but damn it could've been better. Override 1 is a more enjoyable game to me in MY OPINION but they unfortunately de listed it. If they ever make a Override 3 (which I hope they do but doubt they will) I want more elements from Override 1 with override 2 sprinkled in there

Bought this game on release after enjoying the first one a fair amount. The developers made some questionable design decisions with Override 2, particularly with how you unlock currency for cosmetics and characters. The mechanical changes were fine and felt like a way of giving each character a more unique fighting style, but they seemed to have leaned into the concept of this game being more online-focused than its predecessor. However, just like the first one, Override 2 never found a dedicated player base. My friend group tried to revisit this game in 2024 through any of the online multiplayer, but found that we couldn't connect to the game's servers. It's unlikely that the developers will revisit this game, so I think it's safe to assume this game is completely dead with a significant portion of its content unavailable to new players.

VERY GOOD GAME :)

This is pretty much a single player experience, and this is not designed to be played as such. Unlike the first game where you are on a mission to defeat invading kaiju, you are "back" to the league fights that were mentioned in the first game. I personally enjoyed the first one because I didn't want a Robot Jox experience. I wanted a Kaiju fighter in the vein of the classic War of the Monsters (I had it on PS2). This game has a shallow fighting system that offers no strategy. You just start punching buttons and hope you land your hits. Kind of like Rock'm Sock'm Robots. I mentioned that this is not meant as a single player experience at the start. I said that because this was meant to be played against other players. However, because this game did not have an audience, it has no competition. There is not much of a story it would seem in the initial go except for "Hi, I am your agent. Let's go fight a bunch of people to be the champ". That is it. Honestly, I rather play the first one (which I have on Xbox) or the classic War of the Monsters over this. Of course, there is also Gigabash, and that one is a rip roaring good time.

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I would recommed this game if youare into robot battles in genral fighting