StrategyIs Endzone 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Colony-building fans who want to manage several settlements rather than one global settlement
- Strategy players who enjoy balancing production, research, and settlers’ needs
- Players who want exploration and expeditions alongside settlement management
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat-focused strategy game rather than settlement management and exploration
- Players who prefer a single-map colony structure over travel between separate resource zones
- Players looking for a low-threat setting without environmental hazards or risky expeditions
Our take on Endzone 2
Instead of keeping the colony on one vast map, the game has players travel between separate zones with distinct resources. The settlement bus makes choosing a starting place and moving through the wasteland part of the colony-building structure.
What is Endzone 2?
Endzone 2 is a post-apocalyptic colony-building game about managing settlements in a changing environment.
Players travel by bus through wastelands containing ruins, loot, and missions, then choose habitable zones with different resources for settlement. Explorers can be guided through detailed ruins to find clues and loot, though journeys may trigger disasters or endanger them. Settlements can be expanded with buildings and upgrades while players research technologies, refine resources, manage production lines, and care for settlers’ needs. Trade routes connect zones with traders and support the exchange of goods. Environmental threats include radioactive contamination, droughts, toxic rain, and sandstorms, which can affect water supplies and transform the landscape. Additional vehicles can be constructed for exploration or trade routes.
How Endzone 2 plays
- 01Multiple settlements
- Each habitable zone offers its own resource mix, making location selection part of settlement planning.
- 02Guided expeditions
- Players directly control explorers through ruins while searching for clues, secrets, and loot.
- 03Settlement bus
- The bus can be moved to select a starting location, and later vehicles can support exploration or trade routes.
- 04Changing hazards
- Radioactive ground, droughts, toxic rain, and sandstorms threaten settlements and alter the environment.
- 05Trade routes
- Routes connect zones with traders for the exchange of vital goods.
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Goblinz PublishingFor:Players who enjoy designing automated supply chains around resource productionSkip if:Players seeking direct combat or squad-based tactical battles rather than colony management
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Hooded HorseFor:City-building strategy players who want production chains and logistics networksSkip if:Players seeking a compact city builder with little infrastructure planning may find the layered production and utility systems demanding
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itercoFor:Strategy players who enjoy managing a settlement under resource pressure rather than building with abundant suppliesSkip if:Players who prefer settlement growth without having to weigh expansion against dwindling local suppliesPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Endzone 2: platforms & release
Is Endzone 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: colony-building fans who want to manage several settlements rather than one global settlement. Skip it if: players seeking a combat-focused strategy game rather than settlement management and exploration.
Where can I download Endzone 2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Endzone 2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Endzone 2 on?
Windows only.












