Crashlands 2: Sci-Fi Survival Game Now on Android!

Crashlands 2 has finally landed on Android and other platforms, and Butterscotch Shenanigans is back with this eagerly awaited sequel. The original Crashlands, released in 2016, was their first major hit, attracting millions of players worldwide.

So, What’s Different in Crashlands 2?

You reprise your role as Flux Dabes, the disgruntled space-trucker and shipping rep from the first game. Flux returns to the planet Woanope seeking some much-needed rest after years of service to the Bureau of Shipping.

Upon landing, an unexpected explosion greets you, stranding Flux in a new, unfamiliar area, far from old allies. Armed with only a handful of gadgets and your quirky instincts, you must navigate this challenging environment.

Woanope in Crashlands 2 feels more vibrant and alive than ever. You'll encounter a variety of creatures, explore strange biomes filled with random encounters, and even devise clever strategies like luring a Trunkle into a booby-trapped field.

The game is populated entirely by aliens and robots, with every item named with a playful pun or whimsical word. Crashlands 2 amplifies the humor that fans loved in the prequel.

Combat mechanics have been enhanced, and base-building is now more intricate. You can construct tall walls, sturdy roofs, and cozy nooks for crafting and farming.

Building relationships with the alien inhabitants unlocks new recipes and skills, making the friendship mechanic a key element of your adventure. Additionally, you can now find eggs, hatch them, raise pets, and have them join you in battle.

A Sci-Fi Survival with Unhinged Alien Adventures

In Crashlands 2, the unexpected orbital mishap is more than just bad luck; it's part of a larger mystery. As you explore the world and interact with the locals, you'll uncover the truth behind the incident and the forces at play.

If you enjoyed the first game and are eager to dive into this sequel, you can download Crashlands 2 from the Google Play Store.

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