In this sequel to Anodyne, traverse a moody, 3D world and surreal 2D spaces, with PSX and 16-bit-influenced art styles. Play as Nova, the Nano Cleaner, and collect dangerous Nano Dust for the mysterious entity, "The Center".
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Absolutely incredible game. While Anodyne 1 was a decent Zelda clone with some very unique and exciting ideas, Anodyne 2 continues to boast ambitious and unique concepts while being part of an overall much better game. The mechanics are more refined, the puzzles are more robust, and the world is as exciting as ever to explore. The visuals are as beautiful as they are bizarre, with incredible sweeping landscapes and strange NPCs that look straight out of an LSD trip. I could not recommend this game enough!
I love, love, love this game. It's 1:30 in the morning, and I should be going to bed, but I just finished this game, and I need to write about it while it's fresh on my mind or I won't be able to sleep. Back in mid-2019, not long after this game came out, I picked it up and started playing it. Fairly quickly you get an idea of what the core gameplay loop is going to be: explore a 3D world, to find entrances to 2D Zelda-esque adventure sections. Explore the 2D sections to find dust and cards, and use the dust and cards to unlock new 3D sections. Pretty straight-forward. I got about halfway through the second (of five-ish) act of this before life got in the way, and I ended up abandoning the game. If this was all the game was, I'd be giving it about 3.5 stars. Well, this week I revisited this game and decided to start fresh, and I am so glad that I did. At the end of act 2, the developer
Video Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWB4t9twQP4 Written Review Anodyne 2 is a surreal adventure game where you meet strange creatures and cleanse them of Dust. The game's atmosphere is tremendous. I am a huge fan of this eerie oldschool look that games like Majora's mask shared. And this game really nails the creature designs and the 3D models. For those new to the Anodyne series like me, this game is a standalone story, so no need to worry about continuity. The 3D sections of the game, are where you'll get to soak in the melancholic environment. Sometimes characters say things that are disturbing, while other times it's sad or inspiring. I genuinely loved the emotions the game made me feel. In order to find creatures that need your help, you'll need to explore in these hub-worlds. To speed up your travels, you can turn into a car. It's a bit strange, but whatever. You mi
Anodyne 2: Return to Dust is human-made magic I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to create something. Fundamentally, materially, the aftermath of the process I suppose. I engage in a lot of what philosopher Maurizo Lazzarato calls “immaterial labor,” basically turning ideas into something valuable, like this essay for example, and without a physical object to show for my efforts it can be easy to collapse the value of the time and energy. The thing about immaterial labor is that it is often invisible, and this is only amplified when the creation is digital. It is easy to mask the creative process, to believe that somehow these 1s and 0s corralled themselves into a new being through some form of digital evolution. I think about this a lot with games, particularly, for how actively they attempt to hide the human labor that goes into creating them. I played Gears 5 (The Coaliti
Kind of weird and quirky action adventure game and it's definitely worth taking a shot if you can get it in the current fanatical bundle. Just not feeling it right now but I'll leave it in the backlog to return some day maybe.
Pretty good game. Talks about lonesomeness, depression, anxiety, self-worth. Good over all from the first game which can be played either before or after this game. I'd say play the first since there are sprites from the first game in nano mode which can bring up some nostalgia inside of anodyne. May you keep cleaning my good nanodusting friends!
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