The King's Bounty turn-based tactics series returns with King’s Bounty 2! In addition to the tactical depth fans expect from its combat, immerse yourself in the fantasy world of Antara with a whole new, non-linear narrative and deep RPG mechanics that give weight to your every decision.
Darkness descends over the world of Nostria. Conspiracies, sabotage, and necromancy are overshadowing the country. But maybe a saviour – the kingdom's last hope – is already here, to fight back and finally restore peace and order in Nostria! King’s Bounty II is the long-awaited sequel to the legendary King’s Bounty video games franchise, one of the most iconic representatives of the turn-based RPG genre. Expanding on this legacy with an entirely new epic story, fractions, enemies, and new features to forge an open and breaking fantasy world Antara. With the kingdoms in disarray, counties demanding independence, bandits prowl the roads, all the overseas nations have denied the King’s authority over them, and blighted creatures lie in wait for the unwary, new accidental heroes emerge as a last hope. They are determined to bring order to the chaos. Play as one of them, recruiting, developing, and commanding your personal army on a non-linear adventure of betrayal, sacrifice, and survival. Fighting for your own future, outsmarting enemy in uniquely turn-based combat, making difficult decisions, and experience the intensity of one of the classic sagas in an exciting new way.
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Enjoyed the story/game however it is immensely short, about the size of a large demo. Majority of time is spent walking back and forth to talk to people. Dev's delete reviews and discussions on forums that say this so you likely won't read this one either. Compared to any of the other KB games in the past decade (made long before this one) the content is staggering in how little effort they put in. Do not recommend buying in current state until a heavy sale, especially due to the fact they were working on dlc BEFORE this release. Making us pay for more content to actually make it a full game. Oh by the way, the ending of the game will be in the dlc.
Good base content but feels like its missing a lot. So these people are definitely following the "finish the game with expansions" model of business. So I would at least wait until they actually finish the game.
Finished, shy of 30 hours. Game became fairly trivial when I realized I could "heal" lost units instead of buying new ones. Final fight was p. easy too with a Warrior. Would be probably more difficult with other classes but with Warrior's "plus bazillion % damage" you just smash everything. Overall very disappointing. Game is about half as long as old KBs, missing half the features (rage abilities, treasure hunts, challenge bonuses, flying horse, boss fights, marriages, item levelling and tons more), writing is drab and boring instead of witty, subversive and tongue-in-cheek, there are only two maps (tutorial and main), itemization is bad (tiny item pool compared to old KBs plus most items are bland and boring), visuals are ugly, VO is cringy (the Warrior is voiced by Mr. Witcher himself but he was clearly bored with yet another gruff, stoic hero, plus I could swear he ran of patience a
I beat every single king's bounty starting from the Legend up until the Nordic one. I beat all the dlc's all the extra campaigns, multiple times. This game is a huge far cry from the previous ones. Unit's are not interesting. The camera is horrible. This game feels like a console exclusive from a ps3 era ported to pc. I tried my best to keep playing the game thinking it will get better. It doesn't, it really doesn't. I will give this game 1 thing though, it made me nostalgic for the first one so I guess I'll just go replay The Legend again. I really hope people take to heart the negative reviews that rightfully critisize the things missing from this game and how janky it feels. I don't want to be mean to the devs, I really don't because I loved every single King's Bounty up till now but this just ain't it chief. They basically took everything that made this game series so memorable and
This is my first review, but I felt I have to write this because of my disappointment. This game would be a decent title, if it were not a sequel to the Kings Bounty franchise. Even as a spin off, but thats not the case. This game is called King's Bounty 2 but it has so many things missing from the series. First of all: this game offers ZERO replay value. There are no random armies to fight with. Thats right, every fight will be the same regardless of your playthrough. There are no random items on the map except the junk which literally have no use other than selling them. No random armies to choose from: you will get the same units from the same vendors every game. Remember when you found the thorn's crown and you changed your strategy and army because of it? Or the dragon amulet that let you get more dragons? Well forgot about that in this game. There is only basic items in this g
I find it hard to believe that, years after release, the game still has one critical yet can easily be identified bug exist: after certain point, all damage bonus from player's equipment and skills will have zero effect, so all units only get their basic stats, make the game much harder than intended. There's a workaround for this, initiate battle, retreat, then the damage bonus will be back until you reload the game. Not only it's annoying, time consuming, and on some occasions it may not be possible to retreat. I think this fact alone shows how little the company behind the game cares about it. Then it's only right that players don't care about the game too.
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Earn max points in the Ideal of Anarchy.
Win a battle while dressed in all 3 of Maximilian’s sets.
Master all spells of the School of Death and Darkness.
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