I'm definitely gonna keep playing and write a second review sometime.I never felt the same love for the original Ni No Kuni that others did. My only negative point of criticism so far is that you often run into the hands of too strong opponents due to accidents and then it can be that you die. If you are into real-time fights, like anime and don't mind the minimized graphics and story, you can have a lot of fun with the game. Conclusion:I am very curious how it will go on. Since I am a fan of Japanese culture and don't like the English voices, I changed them at the beginning of the story. The dubbing actors are very convincing in their role. Japanese Synchro:I personally like the Japanese synchronization very much. If you're into real time fights, you're sure to have a lot of fun here. It's easy to understand and the fights aren't really hard. The fighting system is very flush and fun. I play with a controller and therefore hardly use the keyboard at all. The fighting system:I haven't had that much experience with my 3 hours of fighting.
The Chibi style, if you walk over the map, is not quite my case - but it doesn't bother me. The pictures are very sharp and the design of the individual characters very cute. The graphic:For me the graphic runs on a high level. The story keeps its thread and it is unbelievably fun to accompany Evan on his way. On their way they meet many friendly but also hostile faces. Roland decides to help Evan become king and find his own guard. To his horror, Evan finds that the deceased king's right hand has taken over the guard. Roland, who has probably been dragged out of a parallel world and into the present one, helps him in his escape. The Story:A coup ensures that Prince Evan loses his father and he has to flee himself. What I can say is that I didn't play the predecessor.
I ordered the game in advance in December and have been eagerly waiting for it.
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