MDK 2
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This save pack covers BioWare’s MDK2 from top to bottom: a save at the start of every one of the 10 levels, plus three endgame saves at the final battle, one for each hero, so all three of the game’s endings are a single load away. Drop the files in and the whole second alien invasion is yours to enter at any point, as any character.
Saves for All 10 Levels — MDK2 rotates its three heroes in strict order, and each save drops you at the start of a level with its rightful character:
- Kurt Hectic (Levels 1, 4, 7) — the coil suit levels: ribbon-chute glides, updrafts, and the sniper-scope puzzles that carry the original MDK’s DNA
- Max (Levels 2, 5, 8) — the six-legged dog with four arms and a gun in each: pure run-and-gun carnage with jetpack sections
- Doctor Fluke Hawkins (Levels 3, 6, 9) — the puzzle levels: two inventories, item combining, the atomic toaster, and plutonium-fueled transformations
- Level 10 — the assault on Emperor Zizzy Ballooba’s palace, playable as any of the three
All Three Endings Covered — The finale lets you pick which hero faces the last battle, and the ending you get depends entirely on that choice. This pack includes a save at the final fight for each character, so you can watch all three epilogues without replaying anything: Kurt going back to his mop, Max taking the throne of Swizzle Firma, and the Doctor’s triumphant, unhinged return to Earth.
Why Level Saves Matter in MDK2 — The game has no level select, and it’s famously demanding: the difficulty was the most criticized thing about it at launch, and the Doctor’s puzzle levels stop many playthroughs cold. These saves work as a full mission select, letting you replay favorite levels, skip a wall, or jump straight to any of the game’s beloved boss fights.
Version — These saves are for the PC release of MDK2 (retail, GOG, and Steam). The Dreamcast original and the PS2’s MDK 2: Armageddon use their own formats, and MDK2 HD, Beamdog’s 2011 remaster, keeps a separate save location as well. A save pack for the original MDK is available on its own page.