Less than halfway through the game, you’ve likely encountered them all. Part of the uselessness of some of these weapons comes down to the game’s enemies, of which there really aren’t that many. The game’s stock “pew pew pew” pistol served me well from beginning to end, with its unlimited ammo and rapid fire response time to my button presses. Mostly, you’ll find that you’ll need them simply to trigger things in the environment, and many times not even on mission critical paths. It’s nice to have these additional weapons in your arsenal, but you’re rarely forced to use them in combat. While these additions give the appearance of a more rounded, richer experience, that’s not entirely the case. Also new for Rearmed 2 are a bunch of new weapons and upgrades, many of them passive abilities, like one that will slowly regain Nathan’s health.
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