Haydee 2 Reviews

Good times at the workshop

Haydee 2, Escape from the Mysterious Laboratory. The story is actually well hidden, and although you can find documents describing the events of that time, it is almost impossible to find out what really happened. In short, the story takes place in a laboratory complex where women are kidnapped in order to conduct various experiments using the Entropy method to make them the most reliable sex robots. Apparently, something went wrong during the last experiment and the entire complex was evacuated. You, as one of these robots, are activated to escape and find out what happened. At the beginning, you find yourself in a room where other robots are lying on the couch, and there are only two doors around you, one of which is locked. You will not learn any information about how the title plays, how to proceed, where to go, what and how to do. You have to figure out all the questions that will be running through your head. You won't have a map, so be prepared to get lost a lot, because the 160 rooms that the developers have prepared for you will be really hard to find. The locations you will move through must first be made accessible. But finding a way to do this is not exactly easy. It is very unfortunate that you only have two types of enemies in the game - a robotic mantis with a human body and zombified employees. The title would benefit from having more types of enemies with specific weaknesses and different types of armor, weapons, etc. In its current form, you only get a bunch of zombies that differ from each other only in their clothing. Since this is a really challenging game, I recommend using steam guides (in my case), which will make your progress through the game much easier. [b] 15% [/b]

Pretty fun with good mods but I do wish that the moding community was more active and the face was better

This game is very good with mods. Without it, it's one of the most boring games ive played. If you're gonna play this game, don't have too much thought about the base game. just mod the hell out of it.

Two of the best things on this platform. The game kinda sucks... But, Y'know... Haydee's wholesome personality and all. ;p

The main mechanics of Haydee 2 are exploration and combat. Its difficulty comes from its incredibly scant resources and the punishing combat. This game has an uncensored mode, in which PNGs of nude women are plastered on the key cards and consumables, and human Haydee loses her leotard, letting all of her junk hang. 1. Exploration The map is structured into separate, interconnected, colour-coded sectors. In each sector a floorplan can be found. Hence, the exploration in this game comes down to methodically checking rooms and finding keys to backtrack to doors that previously couldn't be opened. The game often subtly nudges the player into the right direction, but also makes them frequently run in circles. The game loop for exploration in Haydee 2 hence winds up rather simple: Explore, find you are missing an item, explore to find that item, explore some more, until the finale. 2. Combat Players of Haydee 1 might recall the robotic enemy designs. While they behave the same, they don a much different look in this game. Its strategy for enemy encounters boils down to them waiting for the player, ambushes of enemies waiting around corners and suckerpunches of enemies spawning somewhere behind the player. Although the player does find four weapons in this game, they find themselves at an even more severe lack of ammunition than in the first game. With this game's difficulty relying entirely on the enemy encounters, the limited enemy variety and their simple behaviours make for a rather one-trick-pony game experience, becoming quickly stale, and more frustrating than thrilling. Differences from Haydee 1: a) Human Haydee When people think "Haydee", they probably imagine a robot. Haydee 2 deviates from this identity, though, because this game's Haydee looks entirely like a human. To be fair, that is not all there is to it. But this look certainly makes for a less compelling visual identity for the protagonist. b) Lore Throughout the game, the player may find notes that serve as puzzle pieces of the backstory of Haydee 2. c) Upgraded visuals In Haydee 1, every environment is basically just white tiles, boxes, coloured pipes and some window dressing. Haydee 2 offers more involved colour work, much more detail and spaces that feel lived in. In comparison, it offers a much more potent visual experience. Having played all three titles, I must put Haydee 2 as my least favourite. It seems the devs tried a different direction from Haydee 1, but it turned out as less than its predecessor in my opinion. If you enjoyed this game, I recommend Haydee 3. The visual style is closely reminiscient of Haydee 2's, there is more enemy variety, and it allows players to opt either for human Haydee or robot Haydee.