Ni no Kuni™ II: Revenant Kingdom

dis okaia, but aftar like chaptar 5 ama get bore and stink so u needi skip until chaptar 8

Люблю разраба, придумавшего уровень с платформами на бальмодине, ты мой герой...

the game makes both of my monitors flashes endlessly and wont let me play the game.

게임이 재미가 없음 억까 안 하고 진지하게 평가하면 조작감이 굉장히 안 좋은데 / 그래픽, 게임 퀄리티가 생각보다 직접 해보니까 상당히 별로 그리고 이동할 때 달리기 버튼이 없어서 구르기로 맵 이동하는 게 더 빠름 난이도는 쉬운 편 게임 전체적인 플레이는 젤다 느낌이고 그림체는 지브리로 섞어놔서 뭔가 이질감이 듦 일단, 맨 처음 캐릭터 움직여보고 아 이거 똥겜이다 느낌 딱 온다 2010년대 게임하는 느낌

It's several games in one. A city builder, a real-time tactical battler, and an action RPG. Worth trying out if you like any of those, though none of them are super deep.

JRPG overrated trash.

No puedo recomendar este juego en su estado actual, no me ha dejado ni arrancarlo pues se pone pantalla en negro y no me deja hacer nada, al final he decidido quitar el hdr del monitor pues he visto algo por internet de alguien que tambien le pasaba y asi ha arrancado pero si pongo el hdr desde dentro del juego el juego se reinicia directamente tras activarlo y si lo pongo desde windows el juego se queda en pantalla en negro, no puedo recomendar un juego que no te deja arrancar si no es desactivando algo desde fuera

Apparently I sank about 8 hours into this back in 2018, but I saw it as I was scrolling through my library and couldn't remember playing. I installed it again and gave it a whirl. I've spent 30 minutes in a new game, and I've already uninstalled it and am hiding it in my library. I'm never touching it again; it is completely unplayable. The camera has this problem where as soon as you stop actively moving it, it drops to a position where, if your character is facing forwards, you are staring upwards straight at their rear end. Having the character center frame is fine. Dropping to where you literally can't see anything around you because of the upwards angle of the camera is inexcusable. And there is no delay, it resets the milisecond you stop moving the camera. Trying to get a look at that character a dozen yards away to see if they're an enemy? Too ****ing bad, all you get is a blur of color. Whoever designed this camera system should be blacklisted from ever touching game design again. I'd love to experience the rest of the game, and judge it on its merits, but I was already running into problems controlling my character, running into enemies I couldn't see, in the first stealth tutorial 15 minutes into the game. Nope. I am not wasting my time. I'm already frustrated enough to leave this review, I'm not giving them any more. Screw this.

I'm not that into JRPGs. This is one of the few I actually like. Beautiful graphics, plenty of side content and I think the combat is actually pretty good. Could be better, but it's still fun for me.

Personally, I felt that Ni No Kuni 2 was leaps and bounds ahead of its predecessor. The game being a fantasy action RPG excelled in every aspect. While I felt that the story doesn’t quite reach the level of NNK1, it was still enjoyable, with the characters taking the spotlight and being thoroughly likable. The combat in the game shares some similarities with the Souls series, with the key difference being that most bosses don’t one-shot the entire party, making the experience more forgiving through the use of revival items. NNK2 actively encouraged grinding through a well-thought out system in the form of a end-game quest that spanned across the entire game's timeline. Furthermore, the city-building feature in NNK2 added a sense of natural progression and depth to the world-building. The only gripe I had was the skirmish feature, it felt out of place and was ultimately repetitive and unengaging. All in all, NNK2 was clearly designed as a stress-free experience for children, however, I believe adults can also enjoy it as a way to relive the carefree spirit of childhood. It offered a good and simple story fit for passing time.