Rampage 2: Universal Tour, Electronic Games

The Rampage series has a history dating back to the eighties when 8-bit consoles were the top platforms. Fifteen years later, the original monsters have been captured in the name of world peace. But now there's been another disastrous mutant experiment, and the results are more life threatening than ever. Enter Rampage 2: Universal Tour. Destroying anything in their path, these new monsters are on a mission to rescue their old friends. You are given the option to choose which monster you want to rescue first, be it the Ape or the Lizard. Once started, you must rampage your way through the oncoming cities and destroy anything you come across in order to reach your goal. Some cities are small and defenceless; others are bustling metropolises with huge armies prepared for your attack. There are over 140 levels to plough your way through, including bonus stages, where you will be judged on your destruction. Buildings aside, you can eat people and crush cars to boost your score using your destructive capabilities. This is a sequel in almost every aspect of the word, but Rampage 2 still has the original multiplayer game play that made it popular all those years ago.

Buy Rampage 2: Universal Tour for 14.99 GBP

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