To accompany the amazing story, Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom has some of the most well-executed systems that I’ve ever played and there’s quite a few of them. I was glued to the course of events that Evan and his party found themselves on and the multiple trials that they had to overcome on their way to bring peace to the entire world, but that mission is definitely easier said than done. I was never confused about the direction of the story or felt that any scenes were unnecessary or felt like filler. As the player, I found the relationship between Evan and his party easy to follow and entertaining to experience. The fact that he is so open to new ways of thinking make him a true leader and everyone around him can see this. Everyone looks up to him even though he is constantly learning new things from them. In this regard, Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom tells a near perfect story with multiple antagonists and powerful character development across the entire party, but the spotlight is on Evan the entire time and he carries it well.Īs the main character, Evan can be a bit naive and impulsive, but his determination and drive hold the respect of his subjects. As tough as a mission as it sounds, the story flows incredibly well from beginning to end with no low points or unclear direction. Throughout their adventure, Evan and Roland meet a large cast of characters who each provide their guidance to Evan and his quest to create a peaceful world. During their escape, Evan makes a decision, against all odds he’ll become a king with the help of Roland. Being only 12 years old, Evan doesn’t understand that the kingdom is being taken from him and almost gets himself killed before Roland saves him. King Evan Pettiwhisker Tildrum is about to lose his Kingmaker to the nasty Mausinger when a leader from another universe, Roland, appears in Ni no Kuni. Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom begins with a coup in the kingdom of Ding Dong Dell. After playing Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom I can honestly say this game is nothing like Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. Instead, Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom is in a league of its own and revolutionizing the JRPG genre in all regions with its brilliant storytelling, visuals, battle system, and gameplay.
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However, fear lingered if this game could live up to the expectations set forth by its predecessor and whether a new cast could carry the series as well as Oliver and his friends did before. Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom was announced in 2015 as a follow up to the series featuring a new cast of characters and a new story. Regardless, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is held as one of my favorite games on the PlayStation 3. Still, the game had its share of technical issues and the side-quests weren’t as optimized as they could have been. When Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch released in the west in 2013, I was truly blown away by the visuals and storytelling at a time when JRPGs weren’t typically released in the west at the rate they are today.
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