This is definitely a class for folks who won’t want to get their hands dirty during a fight and would prefer to pick off enemies from a distance. On the opposite end of the spectrum, we find the Gunslinger class, which can deal hefty damage from a long range and has a special ability that targets multiple enemies at once. It’s definitely looking like a good character for frontline players. They can also pull off a ground stomp move and knock any combatants close by on their butts.
The Challenger is your tank class and comes equipped with a shotgun and a massive sword for dealing a lot of up close and personal damage to enemies. However, the new character archetypes seem to really be upping the ante by adding unique abilities and skills into the mix for each one. Each character class has a primary and secondary gun along with a melee weapon, which is pretty much how things were in the first game.
The first, and one of the more prevalent changes in Remnant 2, would have to be the new class system.
I had a chance to go hands-on with an early PC build of the game during GDC 2023 and it has left me wanting more. Now, Gunfire Games is ready to take all the goodness from the original title and crank it up to the next level with the upcoming Remnant 2, which is looking chock-full of new features and quality of life improvements. The action was intense to say the least and provided a nice 3-player squad-based experience akin to that of the Destiny series. When the original Remnant: From the Ashes launched, its mix of third-person shooter action and Souls-like difficulty struck a chord with many a Shacknews staffer.
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