Darkest Dungeon® II

It is so much different from the original, but that is a pretty good thing this time. It makes for a unique adventure with a new set of challenges to learn, and it keeps me drawn in and captivated even while away from the game. There is a lot of stuff I miss about the original game, but this one is a fresh experience and a wider feeling world. I think I grow less attached to my squad since they start anew every run. But I really find it impressive how they found new ways to train a hero, and gear up for a run, and navigate regions whie still being a very fun game.

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If you loved Darkest Dungeon, you might like Darkest Dungeon 2 — and you might also hate it. They turned it into a roguelike, which works, and the updated skill trees and graphics are a big improvement over the original. But if you go in expecting it to expand on the original while keeping that same theme of running a Bastion between adventures out into the wilderness, you might hate it. I certainly did at first it took me a few runs to get past that. Once you do, though, it settles into familiar mechanics, style, and substance. I enjoyed my time with it, but I can't see myself replaying it the way I have the original. I wish in a way they could update the original with the new models and graphics from the sequel which is vastly better. Definitely a game worth watching someone play or researching a bit first if you loved the original, so you know what you're getting into.

I really loved the first game and the second is no exception. It changes the focus from being a character builder and managing heroes to more of managing inventory, items, and trinkets and focusing more on team composition. While i do miss building up one hero and seeing there personal story arc, it definitely is more streamlined and a better overall experience to just hop in and out off in the sequal. Its very east to put down and pick back up, Where as the first one, i can't remember half of the things i needed to do in old saves. Despite whichever system you prefer, Darkest Dungeon 2 is still absolutely worth playing if you enjoy turned based rogue-lite games.

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It's like they took everything that was bad in Darkest Dungeon and then made a game focusing on that. Horrible RNG-fest.

I found that DD2 is similar to DD1 in the sense that it's equally demanding of some initial investment (emotions, time, focus) to really start rewarding me with enjoyment out of the game. That been said, I think the game overall is slow-paced, because the slay-the-spire-like game loop takes realistically 2-3 hours, instead of the sweet spot of 30 - 90 minutes. I say realistically 2-3 hours, that's assuming we have fast travel and fast combat on, but also factoring in planning time before fights and at the inn. This slowness is the #1 complaint from me. The rest of the game has plenty to offer. You have infinite combinations of heroes/paths/trinkets/pets/stagecoach builds to experiment with, each has their own advantages and drawbacks. The token system is a different way to think about the rank-based DD1 combat, I welcome it. The relationship system used to be so clunky in EA but now it feels like I have some control to get a good relation as well as ways to mitigate bad relations. The trinket designs are also a big highlight, enabled by the token system, giving players a more active tactical decision-making process when considering which moves to put on and to upgrade. Overall, DD2 is really fun after you work through the initial information overload.