RED COLONY 2

2021

GenresAdventure, Indie, Action, Shooter, Side View Perspective, Puzzle and Logic, Visual Novel, Single Player

AvailableJul 15, 2021

PlatformNintendo Switch

DeveloperShinyuden

Overview

The Red Colony is in shambles after the deadly outbreak of the Z-Virus, the only source of life left on Mars is the Blue Colony, which has its own teeth filled problems. You play as Nicole, a sex worker who has just returned from a secret mission to the Red Colony. On her return, she discovers that the capitalist Blue Colony has also been struck by the Z-Virus and her home in the Colony's Red District is under siege from the zombie hordes. Nicole only has one option, find her daughter Clementine and escape to Sky City, the home of the Colony's wealthy elite. However, in her quest to find her daughter, she uncovers secrets from her past that come back to haunt her and quickly discovers that zombies aren't the only thing stalking her from the shadows. Help Nicole solve tricky puzzles, tiptoe her way around zombies and blast the Blue Colony's new apex predator in this solo developed indie game. In addition, feel the anime with game's fully voice acted Japanese dialogue and get to know the quirky characters of the Blue Colony as Red Colony 2 releases soon on Nintendo Switch.

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Reviews

2 reviews found

Nindie Spotlight

Jul 15, 2021

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Cubed3

Jul 24, 2021

Red Colony 2 offers even more fun and titillating campiness than the original, and slightly improves its gameplay formula. The "upgrade" isn't that substantial, to be honest, so the game is better described as 'more of the same,' but it's hard being hard towards this indie, super-low-budget tribute to Resident Evil and Dino Crisis, and how it manages to offer a tale that can take some pretty dark turns, and at the same time look and feel so utterly ridiculous, but in a good way. It's a '70s sci-fi pulp magazine with monsters and busty girls in video game form, and that's never a bad thing.