How long to beat Risk of Rain 2 (2024)

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How long to 100% Risk of Rain 2? ›

When focusing on the main objectives, Risk of Rain 2 is about 11 Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 142 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

I'll correct myself, there are six endings so far. Three of the four victorious endings were added post-launch, and in fact the two most recent updates both added a new ending.

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It is completed by completing 20 stages in a single run.

This is the level which determines monster stats. Scaling difficulty is a core mechanic of Risk of Rain 2. As a run progresses, the difficulty will steadily rise, making enemies both stronger and more numerous. The steadily rising difficulty is represented in-game through a bar in the top right corner of the screen.

The game will loop around to the first environment set, keeping current difficulty, while also increasing the overall costs of drones and items. This repeats infinitely until the player obliterates themselves at the Obelisk in a Celestial Portal, or they die.

Kur-skan, the Heretic is a secret playable character in Risk of Rain 2. The Heretic cannot be selected from the character selection screen at the start of a run. Instead, she must be transformed into by holding all 4 Heresy items at once.

The crew loop endlessly through many distinct environments, but end upon the moon to defeat the final boss.

A secret level, accessible through a portal beneath the Bazaar Between Time. The level contains nine Cell Vents, which are similar to the Teleporter Zone in classic combat levels. The player must charge all nine cell vents while monsters spawn and are rewarded with an item of an increasing rarity for each charged cell.

How fast should I be going in Risk of Rain 2? ›

Reach +300% movespeed (includes sprinting). Going Fast Recommended is a challenge in Risk of Rain 2.

The estimated time to complete all 37 Risk of Rain 2 achievements is 20-25 hours. This estimate is based on the modal completion time from 123 TrueAchievements members that have completed the game.

The sequel was first announced in May 2017, at which time the team had already been working on the game for 6 months. The sequel uses the Unity engine, which Hopoo had to learn to use, and 3D levels which the team spent a long time making.

All items can be stacked infinitely (at least up to the signed 32-bit integer cap of 2,147,483,647), and their effects will also stack accordingly. However, some items have an effective limit after which further stacks have no effect.