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Twenty-second century Earth. Five years after the rebellion on Mars.
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I am a big fan of the original Red Faction. I have beaten it at least 15 times since 2001 and prefer to play on the highest Impossible difficulty which is quite challeging and interesting. When RF2 originally released I
Overall: While it’s a solid FPS for its era, modern players may find it a bit underwhelming. In my opinion, it is the weakest entry in the series, but it still has redeeming qualities that make it entertaining. Because
A very old RF game, but at least its' functioning unlike the 4th entry in the series. Most reviews seem to have a "skill issue" problem and are not tied to the tech limitations of early 2000s.
Doesn't work well on a modern PC and sometimes crashes. It has worse AI, story, level design and gameplay. It's just a bad sequel. Get the GOG version instead which runs way better
Red Faction II is a bold yet uneven sequel that attempts to expand the foundations of its predecessor while taking the series in a more militarized, Earth-bound direction. Developed by Volition and published by Deep
What a disappointment. Everything that made the original Red Faction interesting is missing here. The story isn't as engaging. The setting, now on boring old Earth, isn't nearly as fun as playing on Mars. The characters