Swords & Bones 2

Ótimo! Segue exatamente as mesmas arte e jogabilidade do primeiro jogo, mas agora nos aventuramos com uma heroína, com novos poderes e habilidades. Além disso, há também um mapa totalmente novo e outros inimigos e bosses. Como a mecânica é a mesma e as conquistas são bem semelhantes ao primeiro jogo, este se torna um pouco mais curto e mais fácil, mas nada que estrague a diversão.

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Could'nt the range of the sword be even lower?

===2025-1101 這系列始終如一的爛。

Excellent comme le premier mais un peu trop facile. Les décors sont magnifiques, surtout le désert. J'ai bien aimé l'ajout du bouclier et les nouveaux spells. J'aurais aimé débloquer un mode difficile en terminant le jeu pour avoir un peu plus de challenge et une rejouabilité plus grande. Je lance l'idée peut-être pour les nouveaux jeux à venir. Je souligne aussi que tous les jeux de Seep sont en français alors c'est super apprécié. Continuez votre excellent travail !

So the simple premise is that every 500 years there will inevitably be an astral conjunction that allows the rise of a new demon lord? With that, you can make entire eras out of [b]Swords & Bones[/b]. At first I was under the impression that not much had been improved, but I've been proven wrong, even if the game stays faithful to the original gameplay loop: short levels, each with a trophy to collect (necessary to unlock the final level), some requiring upgrades purchased at a shop that makes slaying enemies and collecting the money they drop a necessity. While always small and with a short attack range, the player character here is more agile, has a slightly bigger arc of her sword slice, and most of all she can raise a shield, which can also be upgraded to take more hits before shattering: it doesn't always work (it's designed for frontal attacks) but can be a serious lifesaver in some tight situations. The quantity of money that can be gained from any level has been noticeably raised, greatly reducing any necessity to spend a lot of the playtime getting coins; with just a quick pass over of the earliest levels to raise some extra funds, I found myself with all the main power-ups by the second boss already. It's quite nicer to look at, with a more consistent style, a pleasant palette, the new heroine with a more distinctive look than the anonymous knight of the first game, and an entirely new set of enemies, several with their own death animation. Even the levels, while far from great (there are only a few passages we may generously call "secrets"), felt quite better to play. The final ones, besides a sword that kills any non-boss enemy with a single strike, also allow for infinite use of the shield. Sometimes during the levels, however, there are narrow passages filled with enemies that must all be killed, oftentimes the type that requires a dance of hit-retreat-repeat, multiplied across several ones; this slows down the pacing quite a bit. Bosses are still very simple in their attack patterns, and they end up often easier than the levels preceding them. The only exception is the final boss, who's got an attack that I found really difficult, if not impossible, to dodge cleanly, so much that I ultimately launched myself into the fray and bulls**t the victory. Which was rewarded by an ending cutscene that is only a little less amateurish than the first game's. Oh well. In the end, this is shorter and easier than the predecessor, but not for the worse, as it doesn't pad itself uselessly and it's quite more enjoyable. Not among SEEP's FINest but in a comfortable "mid tier".

casual and chill fun! a good time was had

Like the first instalment this game here reminds me of Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts for the SNES as well but is a lot easier. The game is really nice and enjoyable and the pricing is really humble as well. The new feature with the shield system is kind of interesting, but absolutely not necessary. I did not even use it at all. Recommend.