Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed is a third-person action-adventure game in which players control the alien invader Crypto across a reimagined 1960s Earth. The title places emphasis on destruction, exploration, and resource collection as Crypto seeks revenge after the destruction of his mothership by the KGB.
Gameplay
The core loop centers on third-person combat and traversal. Players wield an arsenal of weapons that includes returning classics alongside additions such as the Meteor Shower. Psychokinetic abilities allow manipulation of objects and humans, while the anal probe harvests brains that convert into DNA for skill upgrades. Crypto can also pilot a flying saucer to traverse larger areas and engage targets from above.
Progression involves collecting DNA from humans of various nationalities to enhance weapons, abilities, and stats. The game expands the original maps into bigger open-world zones set in fictionalized versions of real locations, encouraging players to defend objectives while completing missions that mix shooting, stealth, and environmental interaction.
Game Modes
The primary experience is the story campaign, which runs from start to finish in either single-player or local two-player split-screen co-op. All story content supports this co-op format without friendly fire.
Additional modes include Duel, a competitive score-based activity where participants destroy targets and eliminate enemies to reach point thresholds, and PK Tennis, a psychokinesis-driven variant of the sport. Post-launch content adds four challenge modes: Abduction, Armageddon, Race, and Rampage, each playable in local split-screen co-op alongside numerous mutators that modify rules and gameplay parameters.
World and Setting
The game unfolds across five distinct regions that parody real-world places from the swinging sixties era. These include Bay City, Albion, Takoshima, Tunguska, and the Solaris moon base. Each area features expanded layouts compared with the 2006 original, providing more space for saucer flight, ground exploration, and mission variety. Players encounter human factions tied to the era's tensions, including military forces and civilians whose thoughts and behaviors add flavor to the satirical tone.
Co-op Experience
Local split-screen co-op integrates directly into the full campaign and all listed modes. Two players share the same screen to coordinate destruction and objectives, with support for mutators that further customize sessions. Remote Play Together functionality extends this option for players on the same network or platform without requiring separate installations.
Is It Worth Playing?
Steam user reviews rate the game as Mostly Positive, with 78 percent approval from over 1,600 reviews. The title suits players who enjoy humorous third-person action-adventure gameplay focused on creative destruction and light resource management. Those seeking local multiplayer sessions will find the split-screen campaign and competitive modes particularly engaging, while solo players benefit from the expanded open-world zones and weapon variety. Recent reviews continue to highlight stable performance for many users alongside the retro appeal of the 1960s setting and alien invasion premise.
