Lost Planet 2 Campaign and unlocks: factions, GJ and boxes
Track the six-episode campaign and its reward systems.
Edition covered
Original 2010 Lost Planet 2, using PC publisher images. PC and console controls differ; button prompts take precedence. The historical online feature set does not guarantee present service availability.
Campaign structure
The campaign spans six interconnected episodes and changes faction perspective. The player roster is therefore better understood as groups and customizable avatars than one fixed named hero. Equipment and environmental demands shift between episodes.
| Aspect | Meaning | Useful expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Six episodes | Interconnected perspectives | Follow the current faction's objective. |
| Co-op team | Up to four players | Divide tasks. |
| Changing environments | Jungle, desert and other areas | Adapt range and movement. |
| Custom avatar | Appearance and loadout options | Separate cosmetics from ability effects. |
Reward systems
GJ awards recognize useful actions, and question-mark boxes can contain credits or items. Credits feed the LP2 Slot Machine reward system. A reward is not automatically a new campaign mission; inspect the customization and reward menus to see what changed.
| Reward or menu | Purpose | Planning use |
|---|---|---|
| GJ award | Recognizes a successful action | Repeat useful team behavior. |
| Question-mark box | Credits or item reward | Collect when safe. |
| LP2 Slot Machine | Spends credits on rewards | Inspect what was unlocked. |
| Ability selection | Changes a mechanical trait | Fit the mission role. |
Customize for a task
Cosmetic appearance, emotes and a nom de guerre are different from abilities and weapons that affect play. When preparing for a difficult mission, read the mechanical effect first instead of treating every unlock as a statistical upgrade.
Keep historical online features in context
The original game supports campaign co-op and separate competitive modes. Availability depends on platform services. This reference explains the designed mechanics and does not assume that a public lobby or old PC service is currently working.
References
| Reference | Website |
|---|---|
| Publisher game description and pictures | store.steampowered.com |
| Original publisher manual | store.steampowered.com |