#INTRUSION 2 DOWNLOAD FULL VERSION PC#
Intrusion 2 will run on PC system with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and upwards.
Furthermore, an NVIDIA GeForce 510 is recommended in order to run Intrusion 2 with the highest settings. Provided that you have at least an ATI FireGL T2-128 graphics card you can play the game. If possible, make sure your have 2 GB of RAM in order to run Intrusion 2 to its full potential. Intrusion 2 system requirements state that you will need at least 1 GB of RAM. However, the developers recommend a CPU greater or equal to an Intel Pentium 4 4.00GHz to play the game. An Intel Pentium 4 2.00GHz CPU is required at a minimum to run Intrusion 2.
#INTRUSION 2 DOWNLOAD FULL VERSION INSTALL#
At first you think it's a game with mechanics that will add a lot to your experience, but they end up taking away the core part of any game, enjoyment.You will need at least 100 MB of free disk space to install Intrusion 2. Which of course there are always going to be. Okay all be it you can move a lot faster on a wolf, but only if you go straight in one direction and don't have to manoeuvre over around anything like, lets say, a heap of rag-doll corpses. The wolf controls just felt bad, you become a sitting duck as soon as you hop on one of those things.
Not to mention the wolf riding, sure it looks good on the trailer and in thumbnail art, but when you hop onto one of those things you just wish it would die so you can get back to being a bad-ass with a gun rather than a guy struggling to turn his mount around whilst flying robots shoot at his stationary behind. The controls started to become even more clunky as the game progressed, the automatic grabbing of ropes when jumping past them got me shot a couple of times whilst trying to dodge attacks.
Corpses soon went from awesome rag-doll deaths to annoying pick up blockers. At first the game felt like it was doing well, nice artwork, different weapons, various enemies, but the further into the game I got the more it felt like it was just trying to show of it's physics and rag-doll capabilities. At first the I went into this game with high hopes expecting to be playing a more modern and improved version of an old favourite, Metal Slug. I went into this game with high hopes expecting to be playing a more modern and improved version of an old favourite, Metal Slug. It's short (took me 3.5hrs on easy), but there are no boring bits, and the art style is very much like 90's anime, which helps create a great overall atmosphere for the game. Apart from that, the game has a well developed physics system (which sometimes gets annoying), and a really catchy heavy music that feeds the energy of the game. For me, these parts and the ridiculously epic boss battles were what made say "wow!" aloud. Later I bought it as part of a bundle, and it turns out that the originality of the wolf was carried over into multiple situations: you can operate different mechs and there's a section where you ride downhill on a piece of a giant robot that you've just destroyed. The part that hooked me though that mid-level, the guy jumped on a wolf and rode him around, shooting enemies while the wolf bit them. Well what I saw was a futuristic shooter with heaps of atmosphere and a metal soundtrack. I first heard about this game via reddit a friend of the person who made this game posted a short gameplay video to get some feedback. Intrusion 2 is a side-scrolling shooter with a beautiful art-style, original level design, and an over-the-top experience highly recommended, esp because it's a labor of love for just one person, and you will literally be putting food in this guy's mouth by buying the game. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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