Twisted Metalseason 2’s Rotten Tomatoes score drastically improves Anthony Mackie’s video game adaptation in contrast to season 1’s critical rating.Twisted Metalseason 2follows John, Quiet, and a whole host of other characters who become embroiled in Calypso’s upcoming deadly racing tournament. The winner will be granted one wish, promising plenty of carnage and chaos during the event.
Now, according toRotten Tomatoes,Twisted Metalseason 2 has a much higher critics score than season 1. As of writing, season 2 sits at 92% based on 12 reviews, a major step up from season 1’s 67% based on 49 reviews. While there are less reviews for now, its high debut score indicates season 2 is much better.
What Twisted Metal Season 2’s Critics Score Says About The New Episodes
The Show Has Improved Greatly Since Its First Outing
Given the higher critical rating so far, it seems likeTwisted Metalseason 2 is pulling out all the stops for its second outing. Many critics cite both the high-octane action and dark humor as highlights, alongside a deeper exploration of its characters. Praise also stems from the inclusion of more elements from its video game source material.
Given the wayTwisted Metalseason 1 ended, these reviews emphasize how the show has managed to live up to the hype. The final episode sawJohn being forced by Raven into participating in Calypso’s tournament, hinting at the major element of the games. With season 2 getting so much praise, it seems these elements were translated onscreen quite well.
Another highlight is thecharacters inTwisted Metalwho stem from the games. Not only is the tournament organizer here,but so too are racers like Mr. Grimm and Axel, familiar to anyone who knows about the series. Embracing these elements without alienating those unfamiliar with the source material seems to have done much good for the show’s critical reception.
Our Take On Twisted Metal Season 2’s Critical Reception
A Very Good Sign For The Show’s Future
While season 2 has only just begun, its current critical reception is a positive sign for the series' future. Not only is the show continuing to excel at the comedic elements and wild car stunts that defined season 1, butit seems to have refined these elementsalongside a compelling, game-centered narrative. It’s a promising indication of what’s to come.
Given how many gamesTwisted Metalcould still pull from, season 2 could also be just a taste of what’s to come as the video game adaptation continues. Even though season 3 hasn’t been confirmed yet, the show’s reception is a good sign that it could perform well on streaming. For now, the series' critical reception is a huge turnaround.
