Ni no Kuni™ II: Revenant Kingdom

incroyable

It's an ok game, but it is definitely not worth the price. It's JRPG to the bone; there is so much grinding in this game it's insane, but to be fair, it tries to make it interesting, and it really is for the first 40 hours. There are numerous forms of gameplay, and you can progress a lot even if you leave the MSQ to the side for multiple hours and go do the side stuff, which is great. My biggest problems with it is that the difficulty scailing is really bad, expert mode basic mobs will one shot you while hard mode bosses won't ever be a challenge with the exception of certain enemies that one shot you either way, so the combat becomes pointless and you have to rely on ranged damage and higgledy damage. Another major flaw is the endgame modes that come with the DLC. Some are kinda fun while others are just atrocious procedure generated infinite dungeon crawling that becomes old after floor 20 and is only accessible on post game, so my motivation to complete it instantly went to zero after rolling credits once. On the good side, the kingdom management gameplay and the way it interacts with the rest of the game is extremely fun, I was 10x more interested in it than doing the MSQ, If anyone starts playing after reading this I really recommend sticking to the type of stuff you like in it and not bothering too much with the rest, I tried to do every single activity possible on my playthrough, and now after finishing it I came to the conclusion that it was not worth it at all

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

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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.

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

Rating: 3/5 Good! ------------------------- 1 step forward, 2 steps back. There are things to like in NNK2, but there are some things to hate as well. You will feel like you are playing a mobile games at times, and others, you feel like this could have been a visual novel. Gameplay: This feels like what NNK1 wanted to be, but they went for creatures/turn system instead. The combat is nice, though floaty, but it feels nice enough that it can carry the game throughout. The gear/drops are a mixed bag and it runs into the same problem as NNK1 where the power spikes are harsh and abrupt. There are some great synergies for builds + gear, but they don't really come into their own until the endgame. Story: There is some magic lost from the first game, but it is still very much a fairy tale. It isn't as cute, but the more mature themes are handled well. Sound: very mediocre. It is just okay. The VO is good enough, but there aren't enough spoken dialogue lines to make the experience feel more than what it is. Overall, it is a nice game and does something different from its predecessor. There will be those who wanted more of NNK1 and they will be disappointed. For JRPG fans, this is a nice game that unfortunately isn't as special as the first. However, there are enough mechanics to make the playthrough fun, albeit formulaic and generic.