Burgers 2 Reviews

Quick: Very tight mechanically, offering a good base twin stick shooter game with a couple of extra layers. Some options through the game offer a good second play through but nothing beyond that, and more impressively you have a resource management decisions with money that you earn from missions and occasional drop you can use to replenish ammo or stock different weapons. With each weapon offering a different approach to the game it was well thought out and you can see some of thought in the choices of enemies not only offering varied differences but good designs to tell them apart. This is not a world changing game but if you are new to the genre it is a very good entry point. Additionally the game offers co-op and arena modes for extra gameplay. Full: https://youtu.be/qjwmcNwZ66g

just finish this game about 2 hours and 40minutes~ Single Player: i rate this game 65/100 graphic is fine for me quest too less/ai predict aim is good as hell when you get how the ai works it will be easier quest didnt gv enough info made me need to go around and check vehicle move kinda weird but it looks funny. map didn't show you the road that makes me hard to find the portal for the next map abd it also didnt show the name of the map when i move my mouse to the portal on the map views no bug at all (Y) - I hope this game can make it something like team deathmatch 200points/deathmatch 15minutes/survival like h1z1/dayz top1-3 got special reward /capture flag /defends c4 plant. Trust me if you make something like that, your game will be very interesting.

love what they did with one it have the charm of the original game with a nice top down perpective

it is a nice game its better to buy it on off (%50 or more) can be addicting and way better than the first Burgers and its continuing from the first burgers.

This game is a top-down shooter, where you run around and either shoot mutants or punch them in the face. You use the left control stick to move, and the right to aim. Nothing new here, you can find this sort of game for free in droves on Newgrounds or Armor Games. There is one absolutely unique feature, however. When you level up, you are given the choice to increase.... something. You go back to base, talk to the psychiatrist (huh?) and choose something to upgrade. But not only is there no description of what the upgrade does, but you don't even get the name of the upgrade itself! Do you want to upgrade the fist, the clock, or the circle? Probably the fist is melee attack, the circle is accuracy... but I have no idea what the clock is even supposed to mean. Come on guys, practice this stuff so you can make a good game before you try to sell it.