Blasphemous 2

So, I definitely enjoyed playing through this game, and I can recommend it if you're a fan of metroidvania type games with dark gothic themes--but it's a disappointing Blasphemous game. I played this game for the first time once all DLC up to and including Third Sin had been released for it and collected all achievements. There are no spoilers in this review. The Pros: It's fun and easy to pick up and play, there's a choice of different playstyles through the three (now five with DLC) weapon types, and the altarpiece system which enables you to customise your build alongside the different prayers (spells) and rosaries. The landscape backgrounds are beautiful, the animation is crisp and smooth, and the music is excellent, atmospheric and memorable, esp. 'Corona de Siete Azahares'. There are a lot of clever puzzles which are satisfying to complete and a handful of really well-designed enemy encounters. It's also not all that difficult or punishing to play through if you're worried about that on the back of the first Blasphemous game. It's much more accessible both in terms of the combat and the transparency of its narrative (maybe with the exception of the Mea Culpa DLC). The Cons: The story, the characters, and the world building are just not very engaging or interesting this time around when compared with the first Blasphemous. You play as the same character as the first game, but they don't really seem to be part of the story as such this time, just an avatar for the player. The story itself is explained by an NPC at the start of the game and the bosses are shown in a still image, and it's straightforwardly explained what you're going to do. The bosses in question pale in comparison to those in the first Blasphemous, the encounters with them are forgettable (smaller, less visually distinct), and often quite easy. I received an achievement for beating a boss without taking any hits by accident. The new modern animation style for cutscenes is also quite generic and lacks the distinct character of that from the original--and seems a little incongruous with the feel of the game. The most interesting encounters or NPCs tend to be those which were originally intended for the first game, but couldn't make the cut. The Mea Culpa DLC tries to recapture some of the feel of the first game, but it lacks substance. tl;dr: It's a fun and well designed game, but it lacks what made Blasphemous so memorable as a title.

10/10 - fiz questão de platinar de tão bom que é , as mecânicas inovaram e superaram o Blasphemous 1. Os puzzles que necessitam usar as 3 armas são complicados e satisfatórios. Para platinar necessita zerar 2x por causa daquele lazarento da guilhotina. Agora 2 pontos principais que tornou esse jogo um dos meus favoritos: (1) as 2 dlcs (mea culpa + the third sin), transformou o jogo de "ordinário" para "extraordinário" acrescentou novos conteúdos/história, novas armas; (2)** TRILHA SONORA: esse e o melhor ponto, como valorizei esse jogo por causa da trilha (digamos que no Topo está um ponto abaixo do Nier Automata), casou perfeitamente estando páreo com Silksong. Vale a pena jogar Blasphemous 1+2 ? Digo o seguinte, no meu caso, o B1 eu joguei, zerei (trilha sonora comum), mas não foi tudo aqui, tipo Nota 7. Agora se fosse recomendar, joga o 1 "só para zerar" e vai para o 2* para curtir muito. É isso.

能不能给二代也出一个遗落救济同款配色的皮肤，想要拥有

FODA.

is great

就喜欢被折磨还有救吗

Almost as good as Symphony of the Night.

整体来说不错

It's an easier and tamer version of Blasphemous. It's still an enjoyable game

Juegazo, ame el primero y me estoy enamorando del segundo, si esta valiendo la pena el precio nomas subanle un poco la dificultad q quiero sufrir mas