Cut your way to the oil-splattered underbelly of TransCorp to put an end to their vicious budget cuts once and for all.
Platforms
Steam VRGenres
Adventure IndieThemes
Action Horror Stealth
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Gaming Nexus
By Rob LarkinA brilliant world is offset by some cheap level design, a fantastic toolset and movement is offset by some terrible throw mechanics when left tooless. However, Budget Cuts 2 takes two long strides forward for every half step back and does deliver on its promise. It hits the mark this time around to provide a really good VR experience and would be recommended to anyone with the gear to run it.
PC Invasion
By Stefan BahruthI know that great VR games are few and far between, but Budget Cuts 2 is far from worth it. It’s sad to see a great first outing followed up by what feels like a cash grab sequel. Cut the money you would have spent on this from your budget.
TheSixthAxis
By Jason ColesBudget Cuts 2: Mission Insolvency is an excellent addition to the Budget Cuts universe, one which well and truly builds on the original in every way. The new tools add in plenty of new strategies and the stealth gameplay is just as good as it was in the first game. The levels have a bit more variety now too, which should be a nice change for anyone who works in an office in real life. It could have done with a slightly longer tutorial for brand-new players, but aside from that, it's a great addition to anyone's VR library.
