The mission themselves are fairly standard kill and fetch quests, with an army of lower level enemies leading to a boss. Wang never suffers fall damage, has crazy, gravity-defying abilities, and the environment is absolutely chock-full of exploding barrels, poison-filled canisters, and tanks of gas that will slow enemies. Story and side missions originate at Lo Wang's small hub of shops and NPCs and the game makes it clear when players aren't ready for a specific task. In fact, one of Shadow Warrior 2's greatest strengths is the way it unabashedly favors video game conceits over realism. The plot is, of course, convoluted and silly in the way that video game stories can often be, but Shadow Warrior 2 embraces the ridiculous and isn't afraid to break the fourth wall or acknowledge the essential absurdity of the story, even while it's happening. Set five years after the events of the previous game, Shadow Warrior 2 once again pits protagonist Lo Wang against the mechanical and demonic forces of the Zilla corporation, in an attempt to return a sassy young woman's spirit - temporarily housed in Lo Wang's head - to her corporeal form.
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