Picking your path inRemnant 2can seem like a daunting decision, at first. The archetypes ofRemnant 2each offer different upsides, and you’re faced with a big glut of them right at the start.
Luckily, you aren’t locked into that archetype forever. But if you want to know what’s what before you lock in for the near-future, here’s a rundown of all the archetypes. That includes the starter set you can pick from, as well as the secret ones players are uncovering as they play.
All starter archetypes inRemnant 2
TheMedicis a healing-focused archetype that likes to keep their friends alive and standing. It’s a great option to pick if you’re playing co-op, but don’t forget that it can help in solo play too. Healing yourself is helpful when there are fewer allies for your enemies to target, after all.
Hunteris the long-range sharpshooter of the starter archetypes. This is the one to pick if you like landing precise, accurate shots on enemy heads.
TheChallengeris the beefy, tanky archetype of theRemnant 2group. They’re able to wade into the enemy lines and wreak havoc, all while toughing it out through hit after hit.
Want your very own pet companion? Dislike the idea of traveling the world alone? ThenHandleris right choice of the starterRemnant 2archetypes for you. You don’t get much in the way of special abilities, but what youdoget is a pet companion that can do damage and pick up pals in the middle of a firefight.
If you picked up theDLC pack, then you’ll also haveGunslingerarchetype unlocked. This is an interesting choice for those who like to yee, and also haw, and then fling their guns around like Revolver Ocelot. Seriously, though, it’s good if you want a particularly flashy archetype with some neat gun skills.
All archetypes inRemnant 2
Alongside the starter archetypes, there are a number of unlockable bonus archetypes that players have been finding inRemnant 2. We’ll list them out here and add details on how to find them as we progress through it ourselves.
