Baby Boomer 2: 35 Years Too Soon

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A sequel that no one saw coming, Baby Boomer 2 drops 35 years after its predecessor. This arcade-style shooter throws you into chaotic missions mixing gunplay with light exploration. Play alone or team up for local co-op as you navigate over-the-top scenarios. The game leans into its absurd premise with goofy dialogue and retro-inspired visuals. The staggering 35-year gap between releases already holds a Guiness World Record. While opinions are split, some call it a nostalgia trip, others a joke, it’s hard to deny the curiosity factor. Available on PS4 and PS5, it’s a short but weirdly engaging experience. Expect polarizing reviews, but the sheer audacity of the project makes it worth a look for the bold or the bored.