Originally released in 2005 on PlayStation 2 and PC, the two famous Gauls take up the challenges set by Julius Caesar in his new amusement park. Players will need to keep their eyes peeled to find the many pop culture references hidden in the scenery and dialogue.
By Toutatis! The indomitable Gauls are back with a new video game! More than 10 years following their last appearance on games consoles and PC, Asterix and Obelix are back and in better shape than ever! Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 is a superb blend of action and adventure for all ages, with a winning combination of comedy and brawling. But where has Getafix gone? The long-bearded druid has disappeared after betraying his own people for Julius Caesar! The Gaulish village is in uproar! They must find out the truth! Always ready for a fight, Asterix and Obelix are sent to Rome on a mission by their chief Vitalstatistix. There, they find a new amusement park - Las Vegum - built by the famous Roman emperor. To what end? What is Getafix hiding?
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Bought this only for sentimental value. Game runs like a charm @ 144hz, looks colourful, lots of fun to be had. If you're looking to relive a part of your youth, this game will do just fine. 9/10 recommended for anyone who was a fan and for asterix & obelix fans in general.
The game of my childhood! Very good remaster, all musics and references are all the same. Quality game right here! Edit: After watching some old footage for my nostalgia purposes, it seems this remaster is missing a lot of stuff the original game has. No fire hands on Fury Mode, no 3D models for UI, even for the potion! No cool effects for using it either. Weird design choices if you ask me, using static images instead of models.
This Game is really good. I actually love bashing Romans as Asterix or Obelix like in the comics. For those who don't know Asterix and Obelix is a French comics which is about two Gauls living in a Gaulish village. They pretty much eat boars, having feasts and when Romans come in the Gauls use magic potion from Getafix the druid (Except for Obelix since he drank the entire cauldron when he was a child) and start kicking their asses with overpowered abilities. The game is a remastered version from the old one and a sequel to the XXL 1 game which sadly doesn't appear in the Steam Storage. The original XXL was more about Asterix and Obelix trying to save the Village people and played like how comics would play in a typical Asterix and Obelix comics but XXL 2 is basically Asterix and Obelix breaks the Internet (Or Internetus on how the Roman time was). The XXL 2 story goes that Getafix Betr
Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 is a remastered game and shows the adventures of two Gauls - Asterix, Obelix and their dog - Dogmatix. If you haven't played the game, at least you've heard about their comics or movies and their eternal enmity with the Romans. They face the entire Roman army alone, but with the secret that they use a special magic potion, at least one of them, because Obelix has fallen into the kettle when he was small and no longer needs to drink. But let's get back to this adventure: The druid Getafix betrayed his own people and disappeared. Exactly the druid who helps them all the time and who gives them the magic potion... Asterix and Obelix are sent to Rome on a mission by their chief Vitalstatistix to find the secret. You will encounter many interesting puzzles. Beat 'em up is extremely good, smash many Romans who are represented as different characters from games such as
Good game, terrible port. This version is missing visual effects, has a terrible framerate, and adds bugs. Even the main menu is a straight downgrade. Do NOT buy this at full price.
How to fix the stupid 35-fps cap: Go to the installation folder. Open oXXL2Game.exe with a hex editor such as HxD. Search for the Hex-value 55 8B EC 56 8B 75 08 8B 06 80 38 00 74 0F. Replace the first three bytes with C2 04 00. Run the game. Very ignorant of the game developers to leave this be, that alone gets a thumbs down from me. The game itself also falls in comparison to its prequel, which I'd recommend to anyone, any day.
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