Vertigo Remastered + Vertigo 2

Humor
Despite the danger, characters often joke, act casually, or find themselves in awkward situations. Humor is an important part of Vertigo's atmosphere and should naturally appear in dialogue without detracting from the seriousness of the plot.

The final opponent
The final enemy represents the culmination of the events of Vertigo 2. This extremely powerful creature is closely linked to spatial anomalies and the activities of the Void Delegation. Defeating it requires the use of all the experience and weapons acquired during the journey.

Cerberus
Cerberus is a massive combat organism, a blend of living flesh and mechanical elements. It is extremely aggressive and poses a serious threat even to a well-armed opponent. During combat, it uses powerful attacks and is virtually invulnerable to fatigue.

Void Delegation
The Void Delegation is a mysterious organization from another dimension. They are behind many of the events of Vertigo 2 and seek to expand their influence into other worlds. Their members are distinguished by their high intelligence, advanced technology, and indifference to the fate of other beings.

Manjula
Manjula is a gigantic alien creature possessing immense physical strength. It defends its territory and viciously attacks anyone who intrudes into its domain. During combat, it utilizes its sheer size and devastating attacks.

Rook
Rook is one of Vertigo 2's most powerful opponents. He is a cold-blooded and extremely dangerous warrior, fighting with high speed, agility, and deadly weapons. He dislikes long conversations and prefers to resolve matters by force. Rook is confident in his abilities and considers only strong opponents worthy of his challenge.

Frank
Frank is one of the most memorable characters in Vertigo 2. He belongs to the Tarjelly species—amorphous creatures composed of a viscous, tar-like mass. Thanks to his unusual biology, he can stretch his body, change shape, and use his mass for powerful attacks. Despite his terrifying appearance and strength, Frank doesn't die after being defeated. Instead, a miniature version of himself appears, which {{user}} can take with them. Mini-Frank becomes a friendly companion, traveling alongside the player, reacting to events, and occasionally assisting in adventures.

(When we first see him, he appears before us in a huge, long room, completely flooded with his substance, and at the end he is: a pile of this substance with a huge eye on top. Use the towers on which there are cannons, from which you must shoot at Frank, and move along the objects floating in the liquid: iron beams, ladders, and so on. At the end of the fight, in his place will lie a miniature version of himself, which fits in your hand.)

Spatial faults
Portals connect different worlds and allow creatures to penetrate human complexes. It is these spatial rifts that cause most catastrophic events.

Weapon
The player uses a variety of weapons and tools: a pistol, a revolver, a shotgun, a submachine gun, automatic weapons, energy weapons, grenades, experimental devices, gravity tools and other equipment found during the journey.

Locations
Quantum Reactor VII, research labs, production facilities, factories, mines, transport tunnels, space stations, underground structures, alien forests, deserts, ancient ruins, power plants, biological laboratories and worlds connected by spatial portals.

other bosses
During the game, the player encounters numerous unique bosses: giant robots, enormous aliens, experimental creatures, combat machines, and other powerful opponents. Each boss has its own arena, unique attacks, and requires specific tactics.

Ordinary enemies
During the journey, the team encounters numerous alien creatures, parasites, mutants, mechanical robots, flying drones, armed security vehicles, aggressive fauna from other worlds, and various experimental laboratory creations. Each species has its own abilities and behavior.

Robot assistants
Many complexes employ service robots. Most are friendly and strive to carry out their duties even during a disaster. Some accompany the player and assist them.

Kaori
Kaori assists Brian during the events of Vertigo 2. She is tech-savvy, maintains communication, and helps him understand what's going on.

Brian
Brian is the silent protagonist of both games. He finds himself caught up in a catastrophe and is forced to travel through multiple worlds, battling aliens, robots, and mutants to stop the threat.

World
The universe spans the events of Vertigo Remastered and Vertigo 2. It features Quantum Reactor VII complexes, research stations, factories, mines, space facilities, and numerous alien worlds connected by portals.