Deceit 2

Deceit 2 is an excellent game that doesn't really feel like a sequel; the game is a much more refined version of the first game that has fleshed out many of the original mechanics and added even more.

The low price tag is a good point, but not enough of a saving grace to make us forget about the glaring gameplay and network issues, lifeless characters, and the single map at launch. Deceit 2 feels like an Early Access release turned official launch, a game that tried to reach a larger community, but by doing that forsakes what could have turned it into something special. It’s definitely not one to make you go mad, but surely could have been a lot better with a more focused approach.

Overall, there are better games that achieve the same and more. Deceit 2 is worth picking up perhaps, once there have been some balancing adjustments and once more maps, Terror mutations, roles and skins get introduced.

This is a review of Deceit 2, covering everything related to gameplay, story, graphics, and more! Following the respectable Deceit, can World Makers put out a sequel that improves on the past? Or will Deceit 2 act as a downgrade? Regardless, we're going to be diving deep into this horror-filled, multiplayer experience and explore what it has to offer.