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THE PRACTICAL GUIDE

Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out Guide

Survive as the last horse riders as the world ends and myths die. Plan ahead and manage your clan’s relationships with the remaining gods and their followers in this standalone survival storybook. Immerse yours

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GET YOUR BEARINGS

Plan your next Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out session

Our independent guide helps you observe how Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out weaves clan decisions, divine dealings, and narrative branching. By noting patterns in each system, you can anticipate outcomes without relying on hidden shortcuts.

01 / THE GUIDE

Advisor Dynamics

Select a trade decision and record each advisor’s argument. Compare economic versus spiritual reasoning, then check later saga entries for any delayed effects.

  • Listen to advisor arguments; their disagreements may reveal differing perspectives on your choices.
  • Balance short‑term gains like raids against long‑term stability such as pasture upgrades.

02 / THE GUIDE

God Alignment Impact

Run a short session offering a sacrifice to a chaotic deity and another to a traditional one. Document immediate miracles and any later shifts in external threats or clan conditions.

  • Consider long‑term fallout of aiding chaotic deities versus preserving traditional worship.
  • Track promises with the saga and advisors to stay aware of what you have pledged.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · A Sharp

03 / THE GUIDE

Legacy vs. Fresh Start

Play one run importing a previous save and another starting anew. Contrast inherited promises with new obligations, observing how each influences early resource management.

  • If you import a previous save, review past promises to avoid inherited obligations.
  • A new game lets you explore the setting without legacy constraints.

04 / THE GUIDE

Replay Outcome Mapping

Pick a pivotal scene, play it twice with opposite choices, and map the divergent paths in a simple chart to visualise system‑driven outcomes.

  • Try opposite strategies in separate runs to see how the simulation reacts.
  • Use the saga log to compare outcomes between playthroughs.

05 / THE GUIDE

Platform Feature Utilization

Activate Steam Cloud and Family Sharing, then observe how these features behave when moving between sessions on your setup.

  • Steam Cloud is available if you want cloud-based saving support.
  • Family Sharing can be useful for households with several players.

WATCH THE GAME

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INSIDE THE WORLD

Screenshots & game images

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QUICK ANSWERS

Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out FAQ

Can I import a save from Ride Like the Wind?

Yes, Lights Going Out allows you to continue a game you began in Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind.

How many interactive scenes does the game contain?

The game features over 600 interactive scenes with multiple system‑driven outcomes.

Does the game support automatic saving?

Short episodes and automatic saving let you play even when you have only a minute or two.

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SOURCES & CREDITS

Official resources and further reading

Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.