Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Guide - IGN

There are lots of new things in Revenant Kingdom - the graphic novel-esque cutscene backdrops are a delight and add a sharpness to the narrative that is lacking in the games old-school polygonal backgrounds. Everything about the narrative is modernized, from the camera pans on your finger movements, to the way Evan and crew respond to a situation as you progress through the story, to the way we see the characters' inner thoughts. The new music is catchy and suitably epic. And not only is Evan is regal among the fair folk - with beautiful detail, from his scarves and golden crown to his magical starfish-shaped ring - the characterisation itself is more sharply drawn.

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This is all a given, of course, but whats great about Ni no Kuni II is that its really all to play. In the main campaign, its not long before youre able to turn your playground into a populated, well-populated city that youre eagerly planning to expand. There are then things to do. Everything you want to expand the city on the world map of the overworld is available to buy, from new buildings to citizens to spells. Youll be constructing your fairy-tales marble palace, turning it into a magical kingdom, while keeping an eye out for bigger, badder monsters and dealing with them in real-time. Level-5s strategy games boast huge worlds, and many of them feature a very involved and complex combat system. But Ni No Kuni 2s actual worlds a very richly crafted painting, and they feel like places you could visit and explore. The combat is nothing but fun, but also easy to get used to, and the characters are a constant delight. The combat and world-building side of the game might be the more fun, but its the story, characters, and overall world that make Ni no Kuni II a great deal of fun.