
Evoland 2 is an unique RPG, with its graphic style and gameplay changing as you progress through a deep storyline based on time travel.
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Languages: English, French, German
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玩法多样,剧情非常好给自己补票
Неплохая, хоть и менее интересная в сравнении с первой.
Encore un Evoland que je n'arrive pas à finir. Une suite digne du premier opus
I typically dont like these types of games but this one is very good.
I recommend this game with caution. The story is fun, the characters are great, the concept is intriguing, and there are lots of little moments that fans of just about every genre will enjoy. This game was made by geeks and nerds for geeks and nerds. HOWEVER, the gameplay peaks at 2005 Nintendo. The only evolution is the graphics, as there is no real difference in combat or travel between any of the three eras you visit, and there definitely came a point where I wasn't playing because it was fun, but because I had put thirty hours into the game, I might as well finish it. Which, honestly, didn't give me a sense of accomplishment, but more of a sense of exhausted relief like I had finished deep cleaning my apartment before guests arrived. The challenges and boss fights rely heavily (almost exclusively) on arcade and rouge-like style gameplay, which I generally am not a fan of. Some of the moments, both in combat and in story, toe the line between "homage" and "blatant ripoff", and it's very difficult to play without a controller. There are some fun mini games that distract from the main plot like a CCG and some hidden gems I won't spoil, and having 30+ hours of gameplay makes it worth the money, but make sure you know what you're getting into first.
Evoland 2 is super fun and a genuinely very enjoyable game. Was a breath of fresh air and I couldn't see the time pass! If you're like me and had a mixed opinion about the first game, don't hesitate and play this one, it's so much better!
I got bored pretty quickly here. I applaud the game for trying to mash together so many genres and ideas but I don't think it succeeds at that goal.
incrível, só joga cara
Terrible frame rate for a game that's very basic. I was enjoying it but couldn't stomach the stuttering. Poorly optimized.
Evoland 1 was pretty fun ngl, evoland 2 not so much i want my 6$ back. Wouldnt recommend
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