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The character development is non existent. To add more to the crap pile, the story is nothing but clichés! The "twists" are obvious from the first pixel. We are also introduced to Fiona, a character we are supposed to care about but who only shows up when the story needs to go forward. The two are less of an army, but two random characters that just ended up on the same team. Instead of the genuine relationship between Salem and Rios from the previous games we have to sit through two characters that fight better alone than side-by-side, and who's prepubertal "Yo mama" and "That's what she said"-jokes gets old pretty fast. Instead of Rios and Salem (protagonists from Army of Two and Army of Two 40th day) we are introduced to Alpha and Bravo. Check out the episode 2 launch trailer of Turbo Overkill episode 2 below.EA decided to go a new route with Army of Two. Episode 2 of the title comes as a free upgrade for existing owners. Turbo Overkill is available on Steam in early access. Trigger Happy Interactive also retroactively added the voice acting to episode 1. John (the Duke himself), Tay Zonday (“Chocolate Rain”), Gianni Matragrano (Genshin Impact, ULTRAKILL, SMITE), and D.B. Featuring talents such as Patricia Summersett (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild), Jon St. Episode 2 also features full voice acting. The update also adds Turbo Time, a bullet-time mechanic, four new guns such as Ion Blaster and more. The update adds eight whole new levels, a brand new Chainsaw Bike, a new Grappling Hook and new upgrades at the vending machines and Splice stations. Also Read: Modern Warfare 2 Turns off Weapon Attachment Tuning Episode 2 sees Johnny Turbo taking the fight straight to Syn, picking up from the cliffhanger ending of Episode 1. With the 1.0 release of the title progressing steadily, the developers launched its second episode, which brings tons of new features. On top of that, the game features quite possibly some of my favourite features in a shooter, like a leg chainsaw, among others. The early-access shooter by Trigger Happy Interactive and published by Apogee Entertainment boasts fast, fluid gameplay.

Turbo Overkill, the critically acclaimed cyberpunk boomer shooter, has gained well-deserved recognition.