The game uses a third-person viewpoint, with players placing traps in rooms and corridors to lure enemies into range and trigger chained damage. Progress is divided into chapter-like stages with specific objectives and enemy layouts. Success depends on reading the terrain, door positions, and wall spacing, then combining throws, knockbacks, dashes, and traps to force enemies along a planned route. Story choices also influence the ending.

Millennia

The protagonist, a girl drawn into the war between Timenoids and humans, whose allegiance depends on player choice.

Timenoids

An immortal race with human-like forms, central to the conflict driving the story.

Learn each trap’s trigger timing, range, and knockback direction before trying to build long combos. Tight corridors are ideal for chains, while open rooms require stronger route control first. Save high-damage traps for elites and mission-critical targets instead of spending them on ordinary enemies.

Tips and tricks

Study enemy patrol patterns before placing the first lure trap.

Tips and tricks

Push enemies toward corners and doorways to extend trap chains.

Tips and tricks

Reserve powerful traps for tough opponents and stage objectives.

User Reviews

The trap chaining is inventive and very tactical.

User Reviews

The third-person view makes spatial planning easier than in the first game.

User Reviews

Its dark atmosphere gives the series a strong identity.