History VideoGame / DestroyAllHumans2Reprobed

** "Where Have All The Flower Children Gone?" starts with a hippie calling the police on Crypto, whereas the original game had Crypto body snatch one chatting nearby. This was likely done since the original game's conversation discussed the NWordPrivilege.

The game was released on August 30th 2022. The remake also come with a multiplayer DLC titled ''Clone Carnage'' which allows players to challenge one another in various game modes.

* AdaptationExpansion: Literally in the Bay City and Albion maps, which have both been expanded over their counterparts in the original. The Bay City map adds the Golden Gate Bridge with the Old Fort moved to the other end of it, as well as a small suburban area south of Coit Tower, as noted above. The Albion map, meanwhile, has been extended significantly in all directions, with the Parliament and Soho neighborhoods getting additional city blocks in their respective west and south while Canal Side has an expanded industrial area, a military base, and a suburb.

*** Bay City resembles UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco closer than the original game. The Golden Gate Bridge exists here, with the Old Fort area moved to the north of it and redesigned to resemble the abandoned Fort Miley. Hashbury and Ginsberg Heights are hillier and have more commercial buildings, The Wharf now has an actual boardwalk and piers, and there's a suburb north of Coit Tower. The military depot also has tankers moored in it, alongside an additional two depots in the area.

** Agent Oranchov[[spoiler:'s Blisk mutant form]] hits harder, and the Anal Probe isn't obtained until the second stage of his battle (in the original, it is obtained just before battling him). After [[spoiler:probing him, he will continuously shoot spores to reinfect himself]].

** Just as the first remake replaced what firearms Majestic initially used, ''Reprobed'' has the KGB no longer wielding modified Mausers, but more appropriate, Russian-made, Makarovs and Skorpions instead.

** In the original game, Free Love was a psychic ability which only needed to be inflicted on one human to start a dance party. Here, it's a gadget Crypto must equip to use and he must affect enough humans with Free Love to fill a bar in order to start the dance party (although it can inflict an InvoluntaryDance on targets even if it doesn't hit enough of them to start a full party).

** Body Snatched humans no longer lose health over time, however the disguise is still time-limited by a gauge that gradually drains. When the gauge drops low, the human host will now begin acting up, attracting attention and compromising Crypto's disguise until he refreshes it, either by using Free Love or exiting and re-entering the host.

* {{Bowdlerise}}:
** "Ruined - Take It Like a Man", an Albion side mission where Crypto encounters a closeted transgender woman and makes her get the sex change she wants to spite her wife, has been removed.
** Two dialogue pieces [[DeliberateValuesDissonance where white civilians use the word "negro"]] (the hippies conversing in the second mission, and a random thought from Bay City men) are cut.

** The KGB's lair inside Mt. Seiyuki erupts after escaping from it. The rear exit is permanently blocked-off by a landslide afterwards.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Thanks to ''Reprobed'' including differing times of day, and its overall graphical improvements, Tunguska no longer exclusively looks like the [[https://twitter.com/DahTribute/status/1382361753313546252 irradiated armpit of the Soviet Union]], and can now resemble a very [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/destroyallhumans/images/e/e5/Crypto_and_Natalya_in_Tunguska.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20220601140003 picturesque, snowy environment.]]

* OneTimeDungeon: The KGB's lair inside Mt. Seiyuki erupts after escaping from it. The rear exit is permanently blocked-off by a landslide afterwards.

** Being set in UsefulNotes/TheSixties, naturally [[Series/DoctorWho the Tardis]] makes a cameo and can be found in Tunguska.

** The ending [[spoiler:ups the James Bond tribute, by changing the setting to a beach in Takoshima, where Natalya re-enacts the iconic scene from Film/DrNo of Creator/UrsulaAndress emerging from the sea.]]

* {{Bowdlerise}}: "Ruined - Take It Like a Man", an Albion side mission where Crypto encounters a closeted transgender woman and makes her get the sex change she wants to spite her wife, has been removed.

** Shama Llama's updated intel reveals he's from Indiana and speaks in a fake Indian accent.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the original game, Coyote Bongwater was a FlunkyBoss surrounded by stronger KGB agents, who could easily be killed by hitting him with an explosive barrel. Here, his boss battle takes place in a book-themed acid trip, he has significantly more health, and the KGB agents have been replaced by stronger shotgun-wielding hippies. In addition, his [[MushroomSamba Revelade dart gun]] is far more potent and deals more damage.

** Being set in UsefulNotes/TheSixties, naturally [[Franchise/DoctorWho the Tardis]] makes a cameo and can be found in Tunguska.

** Just as the first remake replaced what firearms Majestic initially used, ''Reprobed'' has the KGB no longer wielding modified Mausers, but more appropriate, Russian made, Makarov's instead.

* {{Bowdlerise}}: One of the side missions from the original where Crypto encounters a transgender woman in Albion and makes her get the sex change she wants to spite her wife has been removed.
** After the Kojira boss, Natalya doesn't demand that Crypto give the girl money for therapy, nor does Crypto remark that doing so had better get him laid.

** One of the new soldier models carries a minigun and looks very much like the [[VideoGame/TeamFortress2 Heavy Weapons Guy]].

* RobotBuddy: Original to the remake is [=PseudoPox=], a hovering robot that serves as an ExpositionFairy and tutorial giver, Its also what's ([[{{Malaproper}} badly]]) translating all the foreign languages Crypto encounters into English for him, even [[FunWithSubtitles Ponsonby]]. The in-game Furon Handbook explains that Orthopox created it to micromanage Crypto [[AliensStealCable while he himself watches human television]].

* RobotBuddy: Original to the remake is [=PseudoPox=], a hovering robot that serves as an ExpositionFairy and tutorial giver, Its also what's [[{{Malaproper}} badly]] translating all the foreign languages Crypto encounters into English for him, even [[FunWithSubtitles Ponsonby]]. The in-game Furon Handbook explains that Orthopox created it to micromanage Crypto [[AliensStealCable while he himself watches human television]].

* RobotBuddy: Original to the remake is [=PseudoPox=], a hovering robot that serves as an ExpositionFairy and tutorial giver. The in-game Furon Handbook explains that Orthopox created it to micromanage Crypto [[AliensStealCable while he himself watches human television]]. Its also what's [[{{Malaproper}} badly]] translating all the foreign languages Crypto encounters into English for him, including [[FunWithSubtitles Ponsonby]].

* RobotBuddy: Original to the remake is [=PseudoPox=], a hovering robot that serves as an ExpositionFairy and tutorial giver. The in-game Furon Handbook explains that Orthopox created it to micromanage Crypto [[AliensStealCable while he himself watches human television]].

* Bowdlerise: One of the side missions from the original where Crypto encounters a transgender woman in Albion and makes her get the sex change she wants to spite her wife has been removed.