In the sequel to the action-packed RPG Remnant: From the Ashes, the nameless traveler is on a mission to stop The Root once and for all. During their Remnant 2 journey, the survivor discovers multiple dangerous yet awe-inspiring worlds to explore.

Remnant 2 stands out for introducing procedural generation into both its events and diverse worlds. Each of these worlds is deadly in its own way and players need to push every skill they’ve got to its limit in order to survive. Players can replay each world as many times as they want and discover new challenges, great loot and meet new NPCs. However, if they’re curious about which world is the best in Remnant 2, they can continue reading.

All Worlds in Remnant 2

There are a total of six worlds players can explore in the game, each with a unique theme and multiple storylines.

6 The Labyrinth

A player aiming at the Labyrinth Sentinel during a battle in Remnant 2

The Labyrinth is exactly what its name implies – a labyrinthine maze that seems to be never-ending. It is a fixed, non-randomized world in Remnant 2, where all players end up as they travel from one location to another.

The Labyrinth is a returning world from the original title, Remnant: From the Ashes, and was once a balanced and orderly realm before The Root took over. Now, the pathways are constantly shifting and changing as the walls collapse, making travel a little more frustrating for the survivors. Besides this, The Labyrinth features a dreadful boss known as The Labyrinth Sentinel.

While it is simply “a cube”, the Labyrinth Sentinel isn’t an easy boss to tackle – one hit from the Sentinel can instantly kill the player. This makes this world comparatively less enjoyable, with many frustrated players claiming that The Labyrinth is the ‘worst area in the entire game.’

5 Ward 13

A player consulting the World Stone in Ward 13 in Remnant 2

Ward 13 is where the nameless traveler’s journey in Remnant 2 starts. It is home to most of the NPCs in the game, many of whom are other survivors of the apocalypse. Ward 13 acts as the central hub for players, where they can go to relax for a minute. This make-shift sanctuary is protected from the invading Root – for now.

Although it’s not much, Ward 13 is still an essential location in the game for players to trade and interact with the various merchants who reside there. It’s the perfect place for all kinds of weapon upgrades, crafting new equipment, and unlocking more archetypes. There are also a few hidden surprises for those with keen eyes. That said, there isn’t much to do in Ward 13, other than make a pit stop once in a while.

4 N’Erud

One of the three main randomized worlds of the game, N’Erud is a futuristic realm that was built by the Drzyr. The Drzyr is a technologically advanced enemy race, who went extinct after their whole species plunged into a supermassive black hole.

N’Erud is a giant construct capable of moving across the universe at unimaginable speeds. This grand world features the sci-fi side of Remnant 2 and is quite overwhelming. As players explore the depths of N’Erud, they can find the reincarnated corpses of the Drzyr. These mutated creatures now haunt the very world they built.

Players can fight robotic monsters and find cool new weapons in N’Erud – including a handgun called The Star Shot. However, the sci-fi design of this world feels out of place in comparison to the chaos and destruction that occurred after the apocalypse.

3 Yaesha

The Chimney event in Yaesha from Remnant 2

A returning world from Remnant: From the Ashes and Chronos: Before the Ashes, players are all too familiar with Yaesha. Once a lush and thriving forest, Yaesha has now been corrupted by The Root and rots from within. Despite the destruction, the fantasy-inspired world of Yaesha retains a sense of beauty and wonder.

Players can explore vast sublocations, such as The Nameless Nest, Imperial Gardens, and the Cathedral of Omens. They can interact with mystical NPCs from the Pan species and adorn themselves with make-shift armor.

Although the nature theme clashes with many of the other worlds of Remnant 2, it fascinatingly captures the parallels of beauty and destruction and sets the stage for humanity’s fight against the Root.

2 Losomn

Remnant 2 -Standing In Front Of Nimue In Losomn

Among the three randomized worlds of Remnant 2 is Losomn. This deathly place is where The Dran and Fae races merged after the One True King was killed. The fusion of these species has caused chaos and destruction in the realm.

Losomn has a heavily gothic feel to it and is crawling with deadly enemies from both races. Players can meet the powerful Fae goddess, Nimue, and run into lost Dran children as they explore the streets of this chaotic world. It is an intriguing location in the journey of the nameless traveler, where players can find mystical items such as the Magic Quill and the Ornate Blade.

1 Root Earth

The last realm in Remnant 2 is the Root Earth. It is a fixed world where the traveler’s journey comes to an end. This world is an alternate version of Earth and lies in complete chaos and destruction. The Root Earth is where the Root originated from and stands as a reminder of what the Root is capable of.

No matter which worlds the player visits, their final destination is the Root Earth where they must eliminate the source of the Root – a being called Annihilation. Players can feel the presence of Root all around them in this unsettling place. Root Earth is a terrifying yet exciting world to explore, with its own hidden secrets and mysteries.