Following the co-op trailer a few weeks ago, THQ Nordic now unveiled a brand-new “Locations” trailer for Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed, showing off the game’s various locales where Crypto will launch his plans for continued world domination. Five locations were shown, including Bay City, Albion, Tunguska, Takoshima, and Solaris. Check out the trailer below.
The trailer does an exceptional job of showing the diversity and variety in Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed ’s locations. Crypto’s journey kicks off in Bay City, a modern metropolis inspired by San Francisco, down to a replica of the Golden State Bridge. Of course, what’s a Destroy All Humans! game without reducing marvels of engineering to rubble, and that’s what Crypto does to this bridge in the trailer.
Crypto will also find himself in Albion, an undeniably British city complete with posh buildings and its own version of the famous Tower Bridge. From there, Crypto goes north into the colds of Tunguska, inspired by the landscapes of Russia and complete with secret facilities, nefarious agents, and a nuclear power plant.
After the biting cold, Crypto will then take a much-needed Eastern vacation into the city of Takoshima, clearly inspired by Japan with Mount Fuji looming in the background. Here, Crypto unleashes mass destruction that can rival a Kaiju, all the while bringing chaos to a city with the Tokyo Tower in the backdrop.
It also appears that Crypto will be traveling to space in his journey toward the complete destruction of humanity, as the trailer unveiled Solaris, which looks about what you’d expect from a moon base. Here, Crypto will destroy various space structures, mechs, and other armored combatants set against the darkness of space.
Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC via Steam on August 30. The Standard Edition is available across all platforms for $39.99, while a special Dressed to Skill Edition is also available for $54.99. Pre-orders for the game will instantly come with Destroy All Humans! Clone Carnage, a multiplayer-only standalone spin-off featuring a four-player online co-op.
