Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom

"I can see it... You'll be the kindest king... With the happiest subjects there have ever been..." - Aranella =================================================================== Phew... What a journey this Game is. I don't know why specifically, but it feels like it took really long to finish Ni no Kuni II. Anyway,…

This is a bad anime J-RPGs that feels like a mobile game. Characters: 3/7 Worst than FF13 in terms of writing. All characters are thoughtless sterotypes with no depth. Some are very ugly in design. Story 4/10: The story does not make sense when you think about it. The ending battle that everything has been building…

I feel luke-warm towards this game, so I'm recommending it with caveats; that is, buy it on a steep sale. The graphics and game play are a big step up from Ni No Kuni 1, pivoting from the monster collector aspects of its predecessor to a more strict adventuring RFPing here, with a stable party. The gameplay, set des…

Eh... I don't really enjoy anything about this game. The setting is meh, the gameplay is meh, all the systems just seem kind of meh so far, I got as far as "kingdom management" and it was also meh. There's just nothing hooking me to this game, can't say I'd recommend it for what it is. I was immediately soured by th…

I really liked the updated mechanics from the first game. It was nice to not have to hit your allies in order for them to like you. I do miss the cutscenes that were truly Ghibli, but the ones in this game are still quite good.

The story is very good. There are twists and turns in the chapters making it feel like being in a fairy tale. The game play is very great also. I can't believe I got over 140 hours. The grinding and side quests are very amusing. Each objective is fun to play and character building is very progressive.