Our Hero! Two

I enjoyed a lot the first game and this new adventure... it's even better! The animations, the feedback, the soundtrack, everything creates a beautiful experience and a very enjoyable game with a new engaging story ❤️ 9 new environments to explore and a new mini-game! The menu is really great, simple and easy to navigate and the new upgradable swords add a lot to the experience. In general this 2nd chapter is 10 times better than the previous game (Our Hero! First), but I still suggest you to play the first story to the end before starting this one. You'll enjoy the whole story on a different level (the first game is even free to play!) I'm in love with this series and I can't wait to play the 3rd and final (sigh) game! ❤️

I really really enjoyed the game so much that I played it twice. The most funny part is definitely the opponents and the author has an irony and a way of creating the story that really fascinates me and made me laugh a lot (I had a lot of lol moment). A masterpiece

Our hero part two is for so far my favorite game of the trilogy, also bit harder to play it out. You must play more be careful in this part what I like in Hack 'n slash games. - A lot of different places where you have to defeat enemies and bosses. - Enough environments to discover. - A good but short (around 4 hours) story to play. Generally a good game to buy. :)

This was a really fun game, the atmosphere was amazing for each place, I liked the places and music. But I also had a few issues progressing through the game. A lot of mechanics are just not explained, and some areas are confusing as to what to do. My biggest roadblocks were the Cyberspace boss and a ambush fight in a Ancient Ruins room. The Cyberspace boss is just outright not explained, you need a video guide for it. I didn't know I could shoot the blocks, and it's also not explained that I need to break every turret and block to be able to hit the boss. The turrets are also almost 1 hit death, which will happen often when running nearby. In the Ancient Ruins there is a ambush fight in one of the rooms, in the official gameplay video it is on 15:02. To beat it, you need to either upgrade your flame sword (I don't remember the exact name, 25 damage before upgrade), or have brought a gladiator sword (I don't remember the exact name, 70 damage) from the shop before going down the well. You will need to consume about 30-40 meats while staying in a corner with 1 open spot to beat them all. What I liked though is the difficulty increase. In the first one (Definitive version), the meats are very easy to stack up on, which made the game more easier and faster to beat. I also like that the bosses take more time to beat, even when knowing what to do. One of the few things I would suggest is to add a more clear visual indicator for when ambush fights are complete. It wasn't clear in the first definitive one, and in this one you can tell when you obtain the red orbs after the fight. It makes it more difficult for players without hearing or when playing with audio off. Overall I really liked the game, even with the issues. I would reccomend trying out the series. It captures a specific old charm that I really miss, even though I can't name it. The first game is free. I wrote this review for the non-definitive version of Two, as it isn't out right now. I have not played the third, final one yet, Omega.

还是不能自定义按键，操作不习惯。 增加了可操控的角色，也增加了打击效果，雷击之类。 特定地点需要利用特定角色的技能才能通过。 耐心玩下来还是很不错的~

Couldn't play it for longer than 15 minutes. The game is choppy and runs very slowly.