You start in a psychiatric hospital because apparently, throwing people into wood chippers in the first game warranted some therapy. But therapy’s overrated when you’re the Antichrist. It’s time to break free, and by “break free,” I mean systematically ruin everyone’s day.

Pro Tip: The hospital staff think they’re safe behind locked doors. Joke’s on them—you can telekinetically lockpick like a demonic Houdini.

Lucius has access to an inventory that would make a slasher movie killer jealous. Here’s what you need:

Poison: Perfect for spiking coffee, donuts, or anything edible.

Flammable Liquids: It’s not a party until something’s on fire.

Bear Traps: Because what hospital doesn’t have bear traps lying around?

Random Screwdrivers: When all else fails, just poke someone.


Remember, creativity is key. This isn’t just about killing—it’s about style points. Why stab someone when you can rig a faulty microwave to electrocute them?

Pro Tip: Experiment! Drop a banana peel on the floor. If you can make a victim slip, fall, and somehow explode, you win at life.

Lucius doesn’t just rely on basic tools; he’s got supernatural swag.

Mind Control: Turn enemies into allies… then into murderers.

Fireballs: Every 10-year-old boy dreams of shooting fireballs, but you actually can.

Telekinesis: Forget walking over to pick up a weapon—yeet it with your mind!


Pro Tip: Use telekinesis to fling everyday objects at people. Nothing says “fear me” like murdering someone with a flying stapler.

The people in this game have the survival instincts of a soggy piece of toast. They’ll walk right into obvious traps, ignore ominous sounds, and somehow never notice the Antichrist creeping behind them. Use their stupidity to your advantage.

Nurse drinking coffee? Spike it.

Janitor fixing a light? "Accidentally" drop a bucket of water and electrify him.

Doctor doing surgery? Set the OR on fire and blame the faulty equipment.


Pro Tip: Try herding NPCs into one room for a group project. You know, the kind where no one makes it out alive.

The game’s open-world design gives you the freedom to kill creatively. Wander around, discover new areas, and remember: every mundane object is a potential murder weapon.

Got a ladder? Make someone fall off.

Found a piano? Drop it like you’re in a cartoon.

See a vehicle? Create your own twisted Final Destination moment.


Pro Tip: The crazier the kill, the more satisfying it is. Try chaining together traps like some kind of evil Rube Goldberg machine.

Eventually, Lucius graduates from hospital horrors to town-wide terror. You’ll visit churches, police stations, and random suburban homes. Every location is a sandbox for your devious creativity. Be the devilish Martha Stewart of destruction—turn every setting into a masterpiece of mayhem.

The ultimate goal is to fulfill the prophecy and let Daddy Satan know he raised a good kid. This involves killing key targets, causing mass hysteria, and leaving a trail of destruction so glorious even Michael Bay would applaud.

Final Pro Tip: When in doubt, burn it all. Fire solves everything.

Lucius II isn’t about winning; it’s about how ridiculously creative you can get with your evil antics. Be bold, be brutal, and most importantly, have fun. After all, you’re not just playing a game—you’re living your best satanic life.

Now go forth and make Lucifer proud!