Crashlands 2: Sci-Fi Survival Game Now on Android!

Crashlands 2 has landed on Android and various other platforms, bringing back the beloved Butterscotch Shenanigans with their highly anticipated sequel. Originally launched in 2016, the first Crashlands became a smashing hit, attracting millions of players and setting a high bar for its follow-up.

So, What’s Different in Crashlands 2?

You step back into the shoes of Flux Dabes, the same grumpy space-trucker from the original game. After enduring endless shifts with the Bureau of Shipping, Flux returns to the planet Woanope for a much-needed break. But upon landing, an unexpected explosion throws Flux into a new, unfamiliar area, far from familiar faces, armed only with a handful of gadgets and quirky instincts.

Woanope in Crashlands 2 feels more vibrant than ever. You'll encounter a variety of creatures and explore strange biomes teeming with random encounters and the chance to trick a Trunkle into a booby-trapped field. Every character, aside from Flux, is either an alien or a robot, and the game doubles down on the humor with every item sporting a punny or nonsensical name.

The combat system has been revamped, offering an enhanced experience, while the base-building aspect is now more detailed. You can construct tall walls, solid roofs, and cozy nooks for crafting and farming. Befriending aliens unlocks new recipes and skills, making the friendship mechanic a crucial part of your adventure. Additionally, you can now raise pets by finding eggs, hatching them, and training them to fight alongside you.

A Sci-Fi Survival with Unhinged Alien Adventures

In Crashlands 2, you'll soon discover that being blasted out of orbit was no mere accident. There's a deeper mystery at play. As you explore the world and interact with the locals, you'll unravel the underlying plot and the culprits behind it.

If you enjoyed the original and are eager to dive into this new adventure, you can download Crashlands 2 from the Google Play Store.

For more gaming news, check out our coverage on the globally released Dynamic Quarter-View ARPG, Black Beacon.