The Caligula Effect 2

historia Inc. / Jun 22, 2022 / RPG

windows
Steam Deck Playable

6 playing now

Redo is a world without sorrow created by the virtuadoll Regret. Virtuadoll songs give Redo residents respite from their struggles. Our protagonists discover the truth and form the Go-Home Club to return to reality. Make your way home with companions bearing heavy burdens in this school-themed RPG.

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2026-09-16

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What players say

Very Positive

91% positive, 225 reviews

Recommended59 hrs played

TL;DR: cool This is what happens when you let top writers create an unforgettable cast, but only give them enough budget for a croissant from Lidl and some coffee

28 found this helpful, 2026-02-06

Recommended18 hrs played

6 years after the release of the first game on the PS vita, CE 2 feels like a real game with a real budget and team. While it traded the /qa/ speeches of the first game for zestier male party members, the game feels like a proper RPG with fully fleshed out mechanics and a plot that takes its time. Boss battles are so far the biggest upgrade as they're actually challenging now and their music tracks are S-tier....

6 found this helpful, 2026-04-09

Recommended167 hrs played

TL;DR: this game is good, BUT I would absolutely recommend playing the first one too. While I did like this game, personally I enjoyed the first one a LOT more, for these reasons: 1) Combat in this game is a joke compared to the first one, even on Extreme difficulty. 1.1) If you don't want to take damage, it's trivial to move your characters out of the way of pretty much ALL enemy attacks. I found only 2 exceptions...

6 found this helpful, 2025-11-09

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