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E.E.R.I.E 2 is a tactical shooting game. In the modern Gensokyo, play the role of fairy Luna, and uses a variety of modern light weapons and tactical equipment to join in a war that decides the fate of Gensokyo.
E.E.R.I.E2 is a fps, female protagonist and shooter game
developed and published by Ureasoft.
Released on June 16th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 627 reviews of which 464 were positive and 163 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.1 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 7.79€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified E.E.R.I.E2 into these genres:
FPS
Female Protagonist
Shooter
Third-Person Shooter
3D
First-Person
Third Person
Dark Humor
Gun Customization
Bullet Time
Anime
Action
Military
Realistic
Tactical
War
Adventure
Faith
Futuristic
Here is the detailed breakdown of supported languages for E.E.R.I.E2:
| UI | Subtitle | Audio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | |||
| Simplified Chinese |
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System requirements
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 64bit
- Processor: i7 7500U
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX650
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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Do you Like Guns! Weapon! A Cute Anime Girl! and TOUHOU! Maybe this game for you. well for me at least. you can play multiplayer but it mostly d*ad find a friend or pray someone play at your time zone, there are fun gun to play with, well some of them at least NEGATIVE! i play this game since the dev add multiplayer let's see. the only negative part about this game some of them remove because of dev decide to add multiplayer, you can't aim thirdperson anymore, only thirdperson see you full body, you can't spam slide like you use to be, the car being remove now, now you just use bus? teleportation? (pay of course) there are some side quest? where you can drive this truck to destination to get paid, now i don't see it anymore?? there a lot of change on this game like alot, before it was alot big place, messy, there some props, bullet and weapon lying around you can find, it's like you explore you being reward, fun right! now it's empty, you can still find some accessories for weapon, but that pretty much about it, and that secret weapon of course, now you have to buy weapon on shop only, you also can't even sell shoes! back then, you can sell shoes by k*ll enemy to get some money, and those robot weapon you shoot of course, now it don't anymore, you can use jeep back then to drive, now you only walk like walking simulator, i think the reason why developer short the map because of that, to avoid boring dev short the map only focus part, the only vehicle you can find now it's in multiplayer, you can drive tank at least, so take that i suppose The AI, Back then the ai was perfect, feel balance, now the ai in hard difficulty, can aimbot your head d*e instantly, fun? realistic? idk you decide if you find it fun, (or maybe i'm just a noob don't care) move on, the Enemy Holding a Rocker Launcher is Insane, they can accurate predict aim headshot you from far away. i got blast by rocket in multiplayer 10 time, the worst is that when you behind them, if you don't hit they head and miss, they instantly pull out rocket and blast you instanly like a speed of light,, you can't even have a chance to aim, (unless you being sneaky, 1 noise and you done so) Companion Cirno your best trusted buddy, back then at least she actually useful, now she become horribly useless, i got shoot in the library and she just standing there in a door where we enter and doing nothing, i have to fight alone, she only shoot if she got hit or they close enough to her, *sigh* so do i enjoy this game? yeah i did, even tho kinda disappointed with many missing and remove stuff, i still love it, wish dev add back this stuff return what missing, or just hope new games don't turn like this, (ALSO FINISH KOISHI, DEV ADD KOISHI, SO WE COULD PROBABLY GET NEW DIALOGS OR SUB QUEST?) anyways, yeah that pretty much about this d*mb thing i post.
I haven't seen this amount of gun autism in a game since Ghost Recon Future Soldier. The concept is quite solid but its a bit hard for gwaloes to wrap their head around. I can't really seem to figure out how to play single player since there's no tutorial but I won't refund it to support the devs since they clearly put alot of work into this. But like many games with extreme amount of detail for niche things that make AAA devs look like chimps on a keyboard there are of course some.... odd design choices lets say with weirdly realistic incontinence of dead people and their shoes always falling off to show feet. Like I get the selling shoes bit as a dark humor of the military industrial complex making money off death and historical callback but...
E.E.R.I.E2, developed and published by Ureasoft, is an indie third-person tactical shooter that blends modern military weaponry with a stylized fantasy setting. Positioned as a hybrid between grounded firearms realism and anime-inspired worldbuilding, the game attempts to carve out its own identity within the crowded shooter genre. Rather than focusing solely on cinematic spectacle or hyper-competitive gameplay, it offers a mixture of open-ended mission design, customizable weapon systems, and both cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes. At its core, E.E.R.I.E2 is built around detailed firearm mechanics. Weapons are modeled with visible parts, realistic reload animations, and a range of attachment options that allow players to customize performance. Scopes, under-barrel attachments, explosive launchers, and other modifications provide flexibility in combat approach. This attention to weapon detail is one of the game’s strongest features, as it gives players a sense of control over their loadout and encourages experimentation. Whether engaging enemies from a distance with a precision rifle or navigating close quarters with heavier firepower, the shooting mechanics aim to feel deliberate rather than arcade-like. The single-player experience offers mission-based gameplay across varied environments. Players take on the role of Luna, a fairy heroine navigating a conflict that blends modern combat with fantastical elements. Maps range from wide open outdoor areas to enclosed interior spaces, requiring different tactical approaches. Open areas encourage flanking maneuvers and long-range engagement, while tighter environments demand careful movement and quick reactions. The mission structure provides some flexibility, allowing players to approach objectives from different angles rather than forcing a single linear path. Enemy encounters are designed to encourage situational awareness and adaptability. Different enemy types require varied responses, and the destructible elements within environments add a layer of unpredictability. Explosive weapons can reshape the battlefield, altering cover positions and forcing players to rethink their approach. While the AI does not always demonstrate advanced tactics, it provides enough resistance to keep engagements active and occasionally tense. The combat loop, particularly when combined with weapon customization, forms the backbone of the experience. Multiplayer functionality expands the game’s scope. Cooperative modes allow players to tackle missions together, coordinating loadouts and strategies to overcome challenges. Competitive modes introduce player-versus-player encounters that emphasize weapon mastery and map knowledge. For an indie project, the inclusion of both LAN and online play demonstrates ambition. Cooperative sessions, in particular, highlight the game’s strengths, as teamwork can compensate for AI limitations and create dynamic, player-driven scenarios. However, E.E.R.I.E2 is not without its shortcomings. As an indie release, it exhibits rough edges in areas such as interface polish, onboarding, and narrative depth. Tutorials are limited, meaning new players may need time to understand the full range of mechanics and customization options. Level design, while varied in setting, can sometimes feel repetitive in structure, and the story elements remain relatively underdeveloped. The fantasy setting provides context, but it does not always receive the narrative attention necessary to fully immerse players. Technically, performance is generally stable, though optimization can vary depending on hardware. Visual presentation leans toward functional rather than cutting-edge. Character models and environmental assets are serviceable, but not particularly striking. The art direction blends military realism with anime-inspired character design, creating a somewhat unconventional aesthetic mix. This stylistic choice may appeal to players interested in genre fusion but could feel tonally inconsistent to others. Despite these limitations, E.E.R.I.E2 succeeds in delivering a competent and occasionally engaging tactical shooter experience at an accessible scale. Its weapon customization system and multiplayer options provide tangible value, especially for players who enjoy experimenting with loadouts and cooperative play. While it does not reach the refinement or narrative ambition of larger-budget shooters, it demonstrates clear effort and ambition within its scope. Ultimately, E.E.R.I.E2 stands as a modest but noteworthy indie shooter that blends realism and fantasy into a flexible combat framework. Its strengths lie in its firearm mechanics and multiplayer support, while its weaknesses stem from limited narrative development and occasional design roughness. For players seeking a customizable third-person shooter with both solo and cooperative options, it offers a solid foundation that may continue to evolve with updates and refinement. Rating: 7/10
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Frequently Asked Questions
E.E.R.I.E2 is currently priced at 7.79€ on Steam.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 7.79€ on Steam.
Yes, E.E.R.I.E2 received 464 positive votes out of a total of 627 achieving a rating of 7.06.
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E.E.R.I.E2 was developed and published by Ureasoft.
Yes, E.E.R.I.E2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 is not playable on MacOS.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 is not playable on Linux.
This information about E.E.R.I.E2 is not available yet.
This information about E.E.R.I.E2 is not available yet.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 does not support VR.
E.E.R.I.E2 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
E.E.R.I.E2 offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 does not currently offer any DLC.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, E.E.R.I.E2 does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, E.E.R.I.E2 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for E.E.R.I.E2.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
6
Developer
Ureasoft
Publisher
Ureasoft
Release
16 Jun 2024
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