- Mar 3, 2018
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I mean, it makes sense for the characters to not be as fleshed out by the stage of development the original got abandoned at because the first game only had a total of like, 5 characters you could interact with while this one goes up through the hundreds(?) so if they only added in wholly fleshed out characters as they were developing, then the whole sandbox environment would feel empty and pointless.Everything except one thing is just much better in Lab Rats 2 comparing it to the first.
I wish the characters were more fleshed out. In the first one the characters you interacted with felt more complete.
It may be an unfair comparison, but in Lab Rats 2 it often feels like your actions are affecting a random sequence of 0's and 1's instead of a complete character.
This one is supposed to be more like a god game where you actually get to play around freely with the "powers" you unlocked in the first game and even expand upon them.