freakinging awesome co-op japanese shooter that capcom refuses to fix because ♥♥♥♥ you

In order to play this game you have to be a master at file management and the art of computer programming just so you can download the horrible, forsaken and tainted...Games for Windows LIVE.

Otherwise, this game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cool. You kill tentacled monsters and robots, and deal with rebel human factions with some sick, sci-fi, industrial weaponry that has swords and rockets and other cool stuff. An example, you capture and destroy outposts while fighting in some sort of exo-skeleton that has mini-guns and you use that to kill both monster and human; with limbs torn and blood everywhere as well as that gross yellow blood from the monsters. the exo-skeleton then gets destroyed! WHAT DO YOU DO? well you melee the ♥♥♥♥ out of that tentacled freak, and you rip out it's guts while doing QTEs.

You get do alllllllllllllllll of THAT and more, in a whole ass grey-toned, gears of war looking ass world that's got deserts and ice-capped mountains and underground dystopian factories and trains in the middle of desert with dunes and canyons stretching across the horizon.

What's not to like?

It is such an underrated game that just transports you back to the crazed Japanese style of shooters from the late 2000s and early 2010s.

With of all that said, i think it's fair to say that i should give my concluding statement.

Do not play this game. 10/10

A Thrilling Co-op Extravaganza!
Among the Lost Planet series, Lost Planet 2 stands tall as my personal favorite.
This game takes everything that made its predecessor exciting, harrowing battles against gigantic Akrid, sprawling alien landscapes, and that irresistible Vital Suit action, and cranks it up to eleven.
What truly sets Lost Planet 2 apart is its co-op mode.
Few gaming experiences have been as consistently fun and chaotic as teaming up with friends to tackle missions, strategize on the fly, and take down enormous bosses!
Each encounter feels like an epic, adrenaline-filled event.
I’ve played this game countless times with friends, and every session brought something new to the table, be it triumph, hilarity, or a frantic scramble for Thermal Energy.
The game’s variety of environments is another standout.
From tropical jungles to snow-covered wastelands, each location feels alive and dangerous, demanding teamwork and adaptability.
The customization options and unique character classes add even more replayability, allowing players to approach missions in different ways.
Sure, it may not be perfect, there’s a bit of a learning curve, and solo play doesn’t quite match the magic of co-op, but for me, Lost Planet 2 is all about the shared adventures.
Whether you’re mowing down hordes of enemies or celebrating a hard-fought victory, it’s a game that shines brightest when played with friends.
If you’re looking for a game that delivers action, spectacle, and countless hours of cooperative fun, Lost Planet 2 is a must-play!