A mobile iteration of Path of Exile currently in development. "...an experimental version of Path of Exile for mobile devices. Path of Exile's Atlas Map system is actually perfect for bite-sized action gameplay. This is a complete Path of Exile game experience with no pay-to-win elements and is being developed in-house at Grinding Gear Games." The game's demo, shown at Exilecon 2019, has a gameplay loop based on the endgame map system used in Path of Exile with smaller maps for quick gameplay sessions. The UI was redone with the health and mana orbs being combined in one corner, 4 skills shown in one corner with 4 more available from a touch and swipe menu. Skills in the game use the planned 4.0 system with a separate menu screen for active gems that can have up to 4 gem sockets. Inventory was redesigned with equipment, currency items and maps split to different inventory menus automatically when picked up and items can be picked up anywhere on screen.
Platforms
Android iOSGenres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy SurvivalMedia
Critic Reviews
MMORPG.com
By Mitchell GassnerThere are some perfectly good reasons to stay clear of PoE2 until it reaches full release in the future. If you start playing right now, you only get part of the full game. There are only three acts and half of the characters. Some of the gameplay and core mechanics will change over time, and there are still plenty of bugs, some of them game-crashing, to contend with.
Prima Games
By Enzo ZalameaImmediately one of the best ARPGs even while on early access. The boss design is one of its best features. It highlights Grinding Gear Games' amazing attention to detail when it comes to their games. The content you can consume on this free-to-play game is leaps and bounds ahead of the competition.
IGN
By Travis NorthupPath of Exile 2’s redefined action and surprisingly fleshed-out endgame have gotten this sequel off to an exciting start, even in its predictably rocky early access state.
GamePro
By Stephan ZielkePath of Exile 2 is already a lot of fun in Early Access! I couldn't get enough of the ARPG while playing and sometimes worked on my character until five o'clock in the morning or just wanted to defeat this one boss and then completely lose myself in the next area.
NoobFeed
By Faviyan MustafizPath of Exile 2 is looking to become everything I could have hoped it to be and then some. Graphically, it looks better, and the overall interest levels and action elements have been buffed to shine. This title has managed to turn out so much better than its predecessor in most ways possible.
