It has a long first chapter, set in one big location with lots of multi-step puzzles to solve, followed by two shorter, snappier chapters in new settings. Structurally, the game is identical to its predecessor.

Revelations about ElysiumвЂ™s true nature and the motives behind DeponiaвЂ™s planned annihilation help to develop the overarching story and set up questions that will presumably be addressed in the third installment. Before itвЂ™s over, heвЂ™ll get mixed up with the mob, confront his estranged father, and join a group of freedom fighters who talk of revolution in the leaderвЂ™s momвЂ™s basement. RufusвЂ™s objective is nobler in this game-before, he was simply trying to leave Deponia, while now heвЂ™s trying to prevent the planet from being blown up-and this broader scope makes Chaos on DeponiaвЂ™s story feel more epic and important. (Talk about high maintenance!) Because of this, much of Chaos on Deponia is spent switching between the three versions of Goal using a handy pocket remote control, negotiating with each of them and playing them off one another to regain the trust of the increasingly uncooperative princess and make her whole again. And this time Rufus has reinforcements, with returning characters Doc (a mad scientist type) and Bozo (captain of a fishing trawler) on hand to help him deal with GoalвЂ™s damaged implant and navigate the Rust Red Sea.Д®arly on, RufusвЂ™s recklessness causes GoalвЂ™s personality to fracture into three separate pieces: the snooty Lady Goal, sassy Spunky Goal, and simplistic Baby Goal. This dockside city has 15 or so discreet locations, which can be easily navigated via quick travel maps located all over the city. Though the early story set-up is startlingly similar to the first installment, the scenery has thankfully changed: Chaos on Deponia is mostly set in the sprawling Floating Black Market. Predictably, the escape quickly goes south and he and Goal end up plummeting back to Deponia, with GoalвЂ™s brain implant damaged once again. Chaos on Deponia picks up soon after with another of RufusвЂ™s crazy escape attempts. Deponia ended on a somber note, with Rufus crashing back to the landfill he begrudgingly calls home while Goal (the object of his affection) and Cletus (her arrogant fiancГ©) head back to the floating utopia of Elysium. If you didnвЂ™t play the first game, youвЂ™ll be able to jump right in thanks to a brief video that recaps the story, a tutorial that teaches the controls, and a simple opening sequence that establishes Rufus as an accident-prone loudmouth. Chaos on Deponia is the second game of a planned trilogy from German developer Daedalic, and itвЂ™s extremely similar to the first, so if youвЂ™re new around these parts you might want to start at the beginning. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Welcome back to Deponia, the junk-filled planet that self-important tinkerer Rufus is determined to save from imminent destruction-not so much because he cares about DeponiaвЂ™s survival, but to impress a pretty girl. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior. Overusing our search engine with a very large number of searches in a very short amount of time.

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