Serious Sam II Was too intense,so they made a more relaxing mod

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Published on August 5, 2022 12:34:06 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k437Gj_X4-o

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Serious Sam 2 (2005)

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Serious Sam 2 is a first-person shooter video game released for Microsoft Windows and Xbox. It was developed by Croteam and was released on October 11, 2005. The game was initially published by 2K Games, and was later distributed via Steam on January 31, 2012. While the game was originally released only for Windows and Xbox, an unofficial Linux version of the game was created and is being handled by Linux installers for Linux Gamers.

The game uses Serious Engine 2, the successor to the previous game engine, Serious Engine, and the engine is capable of many features of other advanced game engines of the time including high dynamic range rendering and light bloom. The engine supports integration with both Xfire and GameSpy Arcade for multiplayer match finding. Serious Sam 2 is the only game to use the proprietary engine, though the Serious Engine 2 is available for licensing.

The game's story picks up shortly after the end of Serious Sam: The Second Encounter, with Serious Sam continuing his goal to defeat his arch nemesis, Mental. The game begins with Sam being summoned before the Sirian Great Council, where the Council provides him with guidance on how to accomplish his goal to defeat Mental.

The Council reveals to Sam that he must collect all five pieces of an ancient Medallion, each held by various groups on five different planets, and states that once Sam has the entire medallion, Mental will be vulnerable. All the planets (except the planet Kleer) are populated by friendly, bobble-headed humanoids, but the problem is that all the planets are under Mental's control. The Council instructs Sam to visit all five planets in order to recreate the medallion, only then will Sam become "The One". Confused at the moment and with nothing better to do, Sam accepts the mission. When the medallion is finally complete, Sam will then be ready to begin the final assault against the greatest enemy of humanity: Mental, who is located on Sirius, once the planet of the great Sirians that visited Earth many times, now the domain of Mental himself. But in order to gain access to Sirius, Sam is asked to storm Kronor, a moon orbiting Sirius that has a massive cannon which could be used to remove the protective shield on Sirius, which was a last line of defense for the Sirians against Mental. And so, Sam's mission continues. He ends up in a thriving megacity called Siriusopolis, the city in which Mental is hiding. From there, Sam battles more of Mental's hordes until he reaches the Mental Institution, Mental's home, after disabling it and into Mental's throne room.

Sam finally encounters Mental in person while the lights are off. Mental tries to reveal to Sam that he is his father, but Sam interrupts by shooting him, thus silencing Mental forever. After that, the Sirian Great Council, even the inhabitants from the planets, celebrate their long-awaited victory against Mental. When the lights come back on however, it is revealed that Mental wasn't there at all and it was instead just a speaker attached to Mental's throne, implying that he actually tricked Sam in order to escape in his starship into deep space (in the Xbox version, the game doesn't show this scene). The credits roll after that, where a dialog of three unknown people is played discussing how this ending might just be another one of Croteam's bad jokes and how big Mental's boss fight could be.

After the credits, a silent-motion scene shows Sam returning to the Sirian Great Council with the medallion in hand. As they take the medallion however, Sam soon discovers that the Council had cardboard boxes full of the medallions. Sam then becomes enraged and chases the Council around their room for making him risk his life for something they already have.

Single-player in Serious Sam 2 is the exactly same as in Serious Sam 1; the player must go through a level and eliminate all enemy forces until they reach the end of the level. When the player completes a planet, they are stripped of all their weaponry and must get replacements in the first level or two. Some attempts at spicing up the gameplay can be seen, such as the player going through an obstacle course and defending an important NPC from enemies, but these never deviate too much from the core gameplay.

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