Precipice of Darkness, Episode Two

$7.99

Release Date:: Nov 7, 2008
Developer:: Hothead Games
Publisher:: Hothead Games
Platforms:: Windows

Adventure RPG Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode Two is the second installment in the RPG-adventure game series based on the web comic Penny Arcade. Whether you're a fan of the first installment or new to the series, you'll be able to pick up and play Episode Two as a standalone experience. Create your character in the classic comic style, and join Gabe and Tycho in the alternate 1920s universe of New Arcadia, where you'll combat savage enemies, solve mysteries, meet bizarre new characters, and discover their distinctive adult humor for a 100% authentic Penny Arcade experience!

Create-a-Player System lets you design and develop your own character, seeing it come to life in 3D and in the comic-style 2D cut scenes
Dynamic turn-based combat system, over-the-top animations, and team-up moves during enemy battles
Classic adventure game play combines with RPG elements to unravel the game's mysteries and puzzles
Authentic Penny Arcade story and dialogue written exclusively by Jerry Holkins
Includes Gabe, Tycho, Annarchy, the Fruit F*cker and many other favorite Penny Arcade characters, plus new characters designed by Mike Krahulik
The ability to carry over your character, stats, abilities, and inventory across all episodes

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

2 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #171604 english

6 hrs at review

Recommended

On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness: Episode Two developed by Hothead Games and penned by Penny Arcade’s Jerry Holkins, is a wild ride through a weird, witty world where absurdity and strategy collide. If you thought Episode One was quirky, Episode Two cranks up the charm and chaos to eleven! Right from the start, you’re thrown into a bizarre universe filled with talking cats, snarky sidekicks and shadowy conspiracies that somehow manage to feel both ridiculous and compelling. The dialogue sparkles with sharp wit and dark humor - think Monty Python meets classic RPG tropes, but with a sarcastic twist that keeps you grinning even during the toughest battles. Combat remains a highlight, blending turn-based tactics with over-the-top team-up moves that feel cinematic without ever dragging the pace. The strategy isn’t just about stats: it’s about timing, positioning and knowing when to unleash your characters’ quirky special abilities. Enemies range from grotesque monste...