STALKER

There’s something about the phrase “Eastern European dystopia” that really grabs my attention. Hearing it would make me swivel my head instantly, even in a bustling crowd. So, it’s no surprise that I perked up when I heard about the world premiere trailer for Chains of Freedom at The PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted. This game is promising a captivating turn-based tactics experience set in a made-up, dystopian Eastern European nation. It’s also offering “peril, treachery, and ethical quandaries.” Those are exactly the elements I’m drawn to!

Artifact finders in Stalker 2 are essential for discovering artifacts that remain hidden to Skif until you’re almost close enough to touch. Fortunately, these devices make the hunt easier by allowing you to scan and locate these hard-to-find items. A good detector can significantly speed up your search, making it less aggravating at times—you might even find what you need in under a minute with the right scanner! In this tutorial, we will discuss the top artifact detectors in Stalker 2 and show you how to obtain them.

Whoever said having too much loot is a bad thing never saw a bottomless storage box where you can keep all the treasures you can’t otherwise carry around. You’ll be collecting a lot of loot in Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl as well, so knowing where to find all the private chests where you can store ammo, weapons, armor, and other items is paramount.

In the game titled “STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl“, the character, Skif, finds himself within the Zone as a result of an explosion in his kitchen on the mainland, caused by a small artifact.

In the realm of post-apocalyptic video games, you’ll find a wealth of options, each offering unique stories about survival and struggle. One game that has steadily gained popularity, transitioning from a niche hit to a contemporary favorite, is the Stalker series.

In most video games, you’re often given the chance to live out a power fantasy, such as saving the world, rescuing a princess, or avenging someone. However, the protagonist of Stalker 2, Skif, offers a unique perspective. Unlike traditional heroes, Skif isn’t driven by a desire to save the world, altruism, or revenge. Instead, he yearns for something more mundane yet profound – an apartment, a place he can call home after his previous residence was destroyed by a falling magical radioactive debris. As a millennial, I found Skif’s motivations and goals in Stalker 2 to be more relatable because they reflect real-life aspirations for stability and security.