ADM 2(WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE)

ADM 2 is a sequel to an obscure 2015 action-RPG, doubling down on hack-and-slash combat across multiple playable characters fighting angels, demons, and whatever else the apocalypse throws at you. The appeal is straightforward: switch between distinct heroes, learn their spell trees, and tackle a "difficult" campaign. For a sub-5 tier indie title with zero mainstream coverage, the bones are there - character roster variety, skill progression, and an actual narrative frame that's not just "survive the dungeon." The problem is execution. Indie action-RPGs live and die by combat feel, animation polish, and whether the difficulty curve educates or frustrates. With no Steam reviews to signal what works and what doesn't, you're buying blind on a 2019 release that's been radio silent for years. Character-switching games need tight responsive inputs; a 5-year-old title with tiny distribution suggests corners were cut somewhere. Worth considering only if you actively hunt obscure action-RPGs and tolerate rough edges for novelty.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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