LIZARDS MUST DIE 2 is a sequel to its predecessor, a cooperative action game in an alternative historical setting, where warriors confront reptilian invaders. The title is a medieval world, permeated with a conspiracy plot and elements of martial arts. Users participate in large-scale battles, using a combination of traditional sword fighting and unconventional tactics. The world features villages, fortresses and industrial zones repurposed by the enemy.

LIZARDS MUST DIE is an adventure game in which gamers are invited to immerse themselves in the world of Hyperborea and defeat hordes of lizards and other unholy creatures that have encroached on the holy places of their ancestors. The title was developed and published by the Bratany studio, which specializes in creating games inspired by Slavic mythology and culture. Here you are invited to choose one of three blessed heroes, each of whom has their own skills and weapons, to go save the world from the green plague. This is Radislav Bagirov, a warrior with a sword and shield, Vseslav the Sorcerer, a master of two swords, and Drocheslav, the son of Sergius, a mighty berdysh. Heroes can use a variety of combos and high-speed attacks to unleash the thunder of Perun, the Slavic god of thunder, on their enemies.

LIZARDS MUST DIE is an adventure game in which gamers are invited to immerse themselves in the world of Hyperborea and defeat hordes of lizards and other unholy creatures that have encroached on the holy places of their ancestors. The title was developed and published by the Bratany studio, which specializes in creating games inspired by Slavic mythology and culture. Here you are invited to choose one of three blessed heroes, each of whom has their own skills and weapons, to go save the world from the green plague. This is Radislav Bagirov, a warrior with a sword and shield, Vseslav the Sorcerer, a master of two swords, and Drocheslav, the son of Sergius, a mighty berdysh. Heroes can use a variety of combos and high-speed attacks to unleash the thunder of Perun, the Slavic god of thunder, on their enemies.