Monstrum 2 Beta

Team Junkfish / Jan 22, 2021 / Action, Adventure, Indie, Early Access

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Monstrum 2 is a survival horror game for 2-5 players, set inside the procedurally-generated sea labyrinth - Sparrowlock. Join a team of prisoners evading the terrors within whilst figuring out how to escape, or become one of the deadly monstrosities whose only goal is to hunt them down.

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What's new

Monstrum 2 Open Beta is now over!

2021-01-25

Thank you for playing the Monstrum 2 Open Beta! The Open Beta is now over, and our dev team will be hard at work fixing up all those pesky bugs you helped us to find! Thank you for all the feedback and suggestions, we have been reading them and taking notes. We understand there were some teething issues with crashing and our lobby queues and we will do our best to fix as much as we can before we launch into early access! Thank you, as always, for all the support - it means so much to us! Team Junkfish

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What players say

Mixed

53% positive, 94 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

feels like alpha version. seriously dont publish yet. work on animations and fluidity of movement. also the vines that monster climb are placed in impossible to climb situations where trying to climb will just result in death. everything is junky and clunky overall.

22 found this helpful, 2021-01-24

Recommended0 hrs played

Before anyone asks: I'm a focus tester and have over 100 hours experience in the game, so my hours in this branch do not represent my full playtime. Yes, this is a Beta. No, its not a fully optimised and released game. The game will come out in early access and will be improved and being worked on along the line. Thats why the devs will release the game in early access, to listen to feedback and suggestions from the...

21 found this helpful, 2021-01-23

Not recommended0 hrs played

I loved Monstrum 1, I played it in every incarnation, VR and regular. I loved it because, while it was janky, it still provided a lot of fun and scares. Enough at least to overlook the massive amount of hitching, pop-in, low-res textures, etc. It basically felt like rooting for the underdog and I'm glad they got the deal with Sony to release it on consoles. My issue with this game right now is that it's so very...

12 found this helpful, 2021-01-23