The original Zeno Clash was a videogame that received significant acclaim for both its unique world and its combat mechanics, pushing the player into melee brawls with abandon as they journey through an abstract world of misshapen creatures. The factthat this interesting yet undeniably niche product made its way to console formats was commendable, and further still was the fact that we find ourselves here with a sequel. Sadly however, for all it’s worth as an experiment in first-person adventuring that doesn’t require the presence of a virtual firearm at all times, Zeno Clash II offers a more interesting world than it does an enjoyable videogame.
Zeno Clash II launched back in 2013, and wasn't nearly as respected as the original title. Ahead of the reboot, is it worth revisiting?
Chilean developer ACE Team’s new update merges the world of Zeno Clash II with Abyss Odyssey, letting players take control of the Golem.
Hardcore Gamer: Two of Atlus' most atypical games are crossing over.
