Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Apocalypse Rising 2 (formerly referred to as The Rewrite and also referred to as AR2) is a new game being developed by a team of 4-6, under Dualpoint Interactive. It is a remake of Apocalypse Rising, but at the same time a completely different game, using none of Apocalypse Rising's assets but keeping much of the game's game play, concepts, and feel. It boasts many new features, including a new map, with water, the ability to swim, boats, a tropical island setting, and new weapons. This game was expected to be released before Christmas or New Year's 2017, but it was released over the summer. Gusmanak has stated that the current Apocalypse Rising game is so broken and flawed that nothing but a rewrite would suffice, which in turn was relabeled as Apocalypse Rising 2. Despite this, legacy (current) Apocalypse Rising will be available to play after Apocalypse Rising 2's release. Gusmanak has also stated that progress update videos will likely be posted weekly, though that has not been the case so far.
The game has been released to the public for alpha testing with an access fee of R$ 1,000.
Apocalypse Rising 2 (formerly referred to as The Rewrite and also referred to as AR2) is a new game being developed by a team of 4-6, under Dualpoint Interactive. It is a remake of Apocalypse Rising, but at the same time a completely different game, using none of Apocalypse Rising's assets but keeping much of the game's game play, concepts, and feel. It boasts many new features, including a new map, with water, the ability to swim, boats, a tropical island setting, and new weapons. This game was expected to be released before Christmas or New Year's 2017, but it was released over the summer. Gusmanak has stated that the current Apocalypse Rising game is so broken and flawed that nothing but a rewrite would suffice, which in turn was relabeled as Apocalypse Rising 2. Despite this, legacy (current) Apocalypse Rising will be available to play after Apocalypse Rising 2's release. Gusmanak has also stated that progress update videos will likely be posted weekly, though that has not been the case so far.
The game has been released to the public for alpha testing with an access fee of R$ 1,000.
