
A dark fantasy JRPG, sequel to Eredia: Diary of Heroes. Eredia 2 is set in an open-world enemy continent as you are made to partake in a war you are least interested in, but it's the only place where you can find some 'answers'.
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Languages: English
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Recommending, but with a caveat: Eredia 2 falls short of the stellar game that the first Eredia was. The thing that kept me going in Eredia 2 is definitely the story and the characters. It's a continuation of the first game, so you can see how the story is developing, along with the characters and their relationships with one another. Unfortunately there are bugs that haven't been worked out (like being unable to carry the save forward from game 1, making some bosses too hard and being unable to level up easily...), and these really make the game play less enjoyable. Still, it's an excellent game and worth playing.
I really like this game's story, it's very interesting and hard to predict. All the characters are super charming. The fighting is aplenty: annoying enough, but engaging enough. There are still some bugs here and there that need patching, but overall, it's a great game. I hope the 3rd part comes soon!
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