$17.99 (−10%)Takeover 2 Streets That Fight Back
A fast, hard-hitting arcade brawler you can take on solo or with a friend on the couch.
Is Takeover 2 worth it?
Takeover 2 is worth it if…
- you want old-school arcade brawling with modern, tighter controls
- you like hunting high scores and chasing that S ranking
- you want a beat 'em up to play with a friend on the same couch
- you remember the 1980s and 1990s fondly and want that look back
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Fists, pipes and whatever is lying around
The combat got rebuilt from the ground up for this sequel, and it shows in how much control you have. Combo chains flow into special attacks, a well-timed parry turns an enemy's swing into your opening, and finishing moves end fights with style. Crowds are the real problem, so managing them matters more than any single punch.
The fun part: the environment is on your side. Buckets, cones, tires, almost anything within reach becomes a weapon when you grab it. Different weapons handle different enemy types, so what you pick up decides how you deal with the next wave. Nothing is off-limits, and that rule turns every street into an arsenal.
Three ways to play, two bonus rides
Arcade Mode is the campaign: a gauntlet of dangerous stages, hordes of enemies and boss encounters that test everything you have learned. Challenge Mode flips the script and asks you to plan your own route through stages, with specific objectives and star ratings based on performance. Precision and efficiency count more than raw aggression there.
Score Attack is for replays: return to your favorite stages and push the high score higher. And when your knuckles need a break, two mini-games take over. Jet Fury puts you in a fighter jet for explosive, score-driven survival at speed. Overtake is a retro racing challenge with a simple rule: finish first or you are last.
