It also necessitates the need to have infinite ammo, as well as being unable to have items such as health potions used as a reward for exploring, instead of being mere random enemy drops. This has the effect of rarely having downtime and being unable to enjoy exploring as you will likely be too busy pressing the fire button. I have mixed feelings on their decision to have continually respawning enemies, though. The puzzles are pretty enjoyable, ranging from a simple “hmm, I wonder what to do with this light fuse” to a way to open a safe you’ll probably never solve if you don’t read the diaries laying around. Slowly but surely you’ll see more of the mansion open up as you solve puzzles and find keys to unlock previously inaccessible areas. As previously mentioned, this has more of a Resident Evil design than a Metroidvania. It is quite enjoyable to explore the interconnected halls and rooms. One of the highlights of this title is the mansion itself. However, it is an issue certainly worth mentioning. In its totality, Infection Mansion 2 lasts a bit over an hour, so it’s not the biggest deal in the world. It will revert the amount of grenades and life potions to one each, making grinding some enemies necessary. Unfortunately, this suffers from a rather annoying glitch whenever you choose to load up a game. Damage is retained, so if one character is too injured, it can be a good idea to use the other to slay zombies in the hopes of another item drop.Īnother function of the terminals aside from character switching is to save the game. They can carry up to five life potions to use at a whim, as well as three grenades. Both share the same inventory, including stuff like life potions and grenades. It is an incredibly minor thing since only one area in the mansion has a rope, counting towards the second and last time you need to make use of the character switching. Aside from that, their only gameplay difference is that Saika can climb or descend from ropes. Meanwhile, Yuki has to get right up close and personal with her foes and make good use of her faster attack speed. Saika with her shotgun has range on her side, but a slower attack rate. Sadly, this character switching mechanic is thrown to the side quickly after the intro, leaving us to play as whichever character we prefer. It won’t be long before encountering a terminal allowing us to switch characters and make use of the fact that they are located in separate locations we couldn’t reach otherwise. We start off as Saika to ease us into the game via her safer long-range attacks against the relentless horde of undead. One is there by pure accident and has to fend off the horrors awaiting within with a kitchen knife, while the other is there solely for vengeance and has a shotgun to accomplish just that. Our journey takes place in a mansion and has us play as two different characters, Yuki & Saika. Infectious Mansion 2 is a 2D Action Puzzle game in the vein of the original Resident Evil.
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