Jacob S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "Roughly two years ago this time, Modus released a robot fighting game in the name of Override: Mech City Brawl to which was a good experience overall. The giant mech brawler did lack in terms of an exciting campaign and a multiplayer system that was left all but forgotten after its initial release but still had the promise of expanding these shortcomings in a future instalment. Fast-forward to today with Modus’ follow-up entry with Override 2: Super Mech League which attempts to circumvent its predecessors’ limitations but fails to do so in an intriguing way, leaving this sequel feels much closer to additional content instead of a full-fledged release."
Playasia has a number of physical games on sale this week including G.I. Joe: Operation Blackout and Override 2: Super Mech League Ultraman Deluxe Edition.
Neil writes: "When Override 2: Super Mech League smashed its way to Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC, if truth be known it took a little step back from the original title. But since that time Modus Games have continued to push their product with new content and additional features. And that's where we are today as not only does Black King arrive from the ULTRAMAN universe, but cross-platform matchmaking ensures the player base will be ever larger."
Neil writes: "When Modus Games released Override 2: Super Mech League on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Switch and PC, they promised to ensure the roster was kept fresh with various ULTRAMAN characters going forward. After seeing the titular ULTRAMAN arrive at launch, it's now time for Override 2 players to see Bemular join the fray."
