Evoland 2 is the spiritual successor to the original Evoland with its graphics style changing as you travel through time and its gameplay evolving as you move along the storyline. It is also a much bigger game and a classic RPG at heart, with a complex scenario based on time travel, dozens of characters with their own backgrounds and ambitions and vastly different gameplay styles that are linked to the story and the player’s actions.
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Okay, I'm gonna just say it: This is one of the best games I've ever played. Now, I loved the first Evoland. And I even saw plenty of reviews that said that Evoland 2 went beyond their expectations, but never did I expect this. Not only was this a great story, a great game and a great experience, but the work that went into this must have been completely ridiculous. Not only was the entire world created, but (SPOILER!!!) it was created four times over with different graphics I can't believe how many different gameplay sections were in this game. References to all my favourites and more :) The ONLY single thing I can point out is that right near the end of the game, I noticed a couple typos. So I'm going to go ahead and give this a 99% rating. I definitely do not regret buying this and I hope the creators will continue to create great games <3 Can't wait for the next one. EDIT: C
Introduction The first Evoland was fun and unique, but at the same time also very short, linear and, dare I say, even a bit boring. So, has the game evolved into something better with Evoland 2 or is it just more of the same with more of that gimmicky gameplay? Read all about it right here! Gameplay To be short and to be honest it really is more of the same. But it’s done way better, for the most part. While the first one was to-the-point and focused (maybe a bit too focused) this sequel takes the time to expand on pretty much everything. But, like everything, this has some positive and negative effects. First of all, the script has been upgraded. This in turn makes the story much, much longer and more fleshed out and it might possibly make you feel for (one or more of) the characters that accompany you on your journey. There are some funny moments and a whole lot of references to popu
A massive improvement on the first Evoland in length and quality. Still a mediocre game which screams fan-service throughout though, lacking much character and substance in its narrative (which seems to be hugely derivative of Chrono Trigger) and many minigames. And while the increased length of the game and things to do were greatly appreciated, the developers missed the sweet spot between quantity and quality, leaving an empty feeling and a yearning for everything to hurry along and wrap up. Would still recommend if you have some spare time and want to play a game which doesn't take itself too seriously, but if you're looking for something a bit more substantial beyond nods and references to other games, a playable narrative with some light jokes throughout, and gameplay which consists of an amalgation of many different genres of games in the form of minigames, you should probably kee
Evoland 2 is a love letter to classic JRPGs and some of the greatest games of all times. Evoland 2 is Zelda, it's Bomberman, it's Double Dragon, it's R-Type, it's Street Fighter, it's Fire Emblem and so much more! All the games within the game are created with love and depth. They're not just a gimmick, they're not just there for a quick, cheap laugh - they're really good! They're really well-implemented and work with the fantastic story, as well. Because Evoland 2 doesn't just copy and mimic other games - it develops an identity of its own.
I didn't play the first Evoland game, but when I had the opportunity to meet up with Shiro Games on gamescom 2015, the first thing they told me was that they took the time, over a year, to analyse what could have been better on Evoland and make sure that their next game would show an improvement. I just finished the game, and I can clearly tell you that they did, all in all, a good job with this new Action-RPG title. One of the most critical points for Evoland was that it was far too short and it somehow let people empty-handed. My first playthrough, played very casually but still trying to unlock additional content, just clocked at 23 hours, in-game time. Even if some stages or scenes can feel a bit lengthy, there's always something to do in this game: you can progress through the story, you can explore the world and try and find hidden chests or new items or you can spend hours trying
If you've played the first Evoland, this is nothing like the original. It's better in every way, which is great because I didn't really like the first one that much. If you've never played the original game, you don't need to. The first game had little focus on its story and feels more like a tech demo, and while I don't really like the first game (especially the second half), Evoland 2 starts on a solid note and is consistently fantastic all throughout. I'll avoid saying anything about the story because I think it's one of the main selling points, but what I will say is that the story is full of attention to detail and absolute care and love from the devs. It's one of the finest stories I've had the pleasure of sitting through, and only gets better as it goes on. On top of this the soundtrack is masterful and ties together the themes of the game. The writing in some parts is a littl
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