Things aside, it's an another banger-sequel like the others during the era of Xbox 360 - NINJA GAIDEN II, Batman: Arkham City, Mass Effect 2. The game became even more than the original one - it's a golden tendency from the past era of games and for the current time sequels aren't always better. Diversity of guns is a cool thing but I decided to limit them to three (Plasma Cutter - no explanation, Line Gun - cool for killing heavy enemies, Force Gun - nice addition to the previous ones because it's useful against a bunch. So, here were so many guns but it's still not a big pow-pow action-shooter, I think that it's fifty/fifty, usually i find myself in an urgent need of ammo, sometimes I was terrified (also I played on the high difficulty) because my supplies were running out so quickly. Pay all the respects for the prologue, it was interesting decision in the tandem with a betrayal. Ellie Langford is such a good woman character, she is the queen and the ending for sure confirms these words. Queen literally went "man thinks he's gonna sacrifice himself for me? Hold my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ beer."

Diversity of enemies also makes me happy, Stalkers and Kids (both types) are a nice addition, in the first game it was kinda boring by the end but here... it hits different. All the stalkers segments truly horrify me and makes game colorful. Space evens were cool too because of the different enemies on stations surfaces and free-flight that make you feel like you are Iron Man.

It was quite a good experience even though the game literally opens you all the DLC benefits for free, still don't understand decisions that likely, it's the second game that has it (first was dragon age 1). I guess it's the steam problem so on the other platforms all might be good.

Isaac Clark, your story arc still remains the respect (let's forget about ♥♥♥♥♥♥ DS3 and love triangle from that game)