Ni no Kuni™ II: Revenant Kingdom

It's a very good game for it's genre (jrpg/jaction-rpg) It is NOT good for people expecting Western RPG / Open World IMO it gets boring pretty quickly, although good, it lacks a lot of soul. 6/10 or 7/10.

[h1] Ni no Kuni 2. If Ghibli made games [/h1] ---{ Graphics }--- ☑ Beautiful ---{ Gameplay }--- ☑ Good ---{ Audio }--- ☑ Very good ---{ Audience }--- ☑ Kids ☑ Teens ---{ Difficulty }--- ☑ Just press 'W' ---{ Grind }--- ☑ Isn't necessary to progress Small remark: You can AFK grind your kingdom, and that makes completing some sides instant, but not really necessary to progress. I spent AFKing like 15+ hours, so overall story time is ~40-45HRS ---{ Story }--- ☑ It'll replace your life ---{ Game Time }--- ☑ Average Small remark: As i said in Grind section - 40-45 MAIN STORY WITHOUT DLC nor AFK (i will update later if i complete DLCs or even 100% the game) ---{ Price }--- ☑ If u have some spare money left [h1] 9 / 10 [/h1] [url=https://vojtastruhar.github.io/steam-review-template] Template author [/url]

6 hrs in. Open world from the get-go, great graphics and world. Combat is fun, can't wait to build stuff. A little reminiscent of Dark Cloud games by the same studio. If you liked those games, you'll love this one!

вполне годная игра.

perfecto en steam deck, técnicamente es muy bueno, el juego recuerda en muchos aspectos al zelda, buenos personajes e historia, es muy divertido, compra obligada, entre mis favoritos

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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 design, and world-building are all top-notch, with rich cities to explore, and little nooks and crannies everywhere to peek into on the world map. That being said, little is done with much of the world they've concocted. The plot is minimal, twee, and too often, extremely cringey. The playable characters join your party for no reason in particular, and they have the interiority and emotional complexity of tinfoil. There is also a strange 9/11 // USA allegory in here that, in my opinion, aged very poorly. By about a third of the way through the game you'll have learnt every skill available, and battles boil down to a button-mashing slugfest using the same 2-3 skills you've been spamming for the whole game. Regarding the DLC, you could also buy that on sale. It's lazy and repetitive, as others have noted, but once you experience how unpersuasive and boring the main storyline of the game is, you'll be grateful there isn't more of it post-game.

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