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Introduction to Onslaught 2
I remember diving into Onslaught 2 and being totally hooked by how smooth the action feels right from the get-go. You’re dropped into these sprawling, grid-like maps where your job is to fend off wave after wave of creeping enemies. What really caught my attention was the balance between jumping into the fray yourself and strategically placing turrets; it feels like you’re in constant motion, switching from frantic gunfire to careful planning on the fly.
What makes it tick is the upgrade system. Each kill adds up to credits, and you’ll find yourself torn between beefing up your own weapons or investing in an extra rocket turret at the choke point. I’ve lost count of the times I thought I had a setup locked down—only to learn that a surprise swarm angle would force me to rethink my entire layout. It’s that blend of unpredictability and growing power that keeps each round feeling fresh.
Even though the visuals lean on the straightforward side, the way explosions light up the battlefield and your character’s muzzle flashes cut through the gloom really gives it a punch. And the variety in enemy types—some lumber slowly but soak up bullets, others dart in fast but fall quickly—means you’re always juggling priorities. For me, it’s an absolute blast anytime I need a quick adrenaline fix without diving into something overly complicated.