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Maximus Is Back, and the Crew Needs Help Again

Rogue Buddies 2 expands the action with larger missions, more places to explore, stronger enemies, vehicles, upgrades, and puzzles that depend on the abilities of the four mercenaries.

Maximus, Smoke, Alpha Tech, and Duster return with their familiar specialties. The group continues its fight against the Company while searching for gold and rescuing captured teammates. Maximus and the others also have to deal with hostile natives and several powerful Company bosses during the adventure.

The game contains more than 50 main and side-objective levels. Each mission can reward stars, and those stars help open new areas on the map.

Missions Are More Than Gunfights

Shooting still takes up a large part of Rogue Buddies 2, but the levels regularly ask you to do something else.

There are puzzles that need the special skill of a certain character. You may have to switch between buddies several times before reaching the next part of a stage. Some areas include locked routes, ropes, underwater sections, traps, doors, and bonus collectibles.

Gold collected during missions can help improve guns, ammunition, and the characters themselves. This makes searching useful even when the exit is already visible.

Take a Bike, Chopper, or Skiboat

Vehicles bring another change to the second game. Rogue Buddies 2 includes a bike, chopper, and skiboat. A vehicle usually requires a key before it can be used. Some levels need a vehicle to finish the mission, while others let you use one as an optional extra.

That gives the game more variety than moving everywhere on foot.

Enemy types also change as you progress. Standard henchmen are joined by heavy gunners, blockers, fast native fighters, and larger boss encounters.

Rogue Buddies 2 feels broader than a simple follow-up. It keeps the shooting and character switching from the first game, then adds a bigger map structure, star ratings, more upgrades, vehicle sections, collectibles, and puzzle-based missions. The result is an adventure where moving forward often depends on choosing the right buddy rather than simply firing the biggest weapon.

One done, try Rogue Buddies 3.