You don't have to worry about starting from scratch in new areas because of this, although some exception still exists. Unlike Evoland (my review), your character shares a single pool of HP and EXP between genres. Most areas can still be explorable after you finished it, although some genres won't be replayable by then.
The first one will be the default with the most boss fights, with others being able to be played in certain areas.
This game starts in a different universe than the first game, with brand-new characters and story.Īs I said before, the game consists of many genres, including but not limited to: action-adventure, turn-based RPG, turn-based strategy, bullet hell, rhythm, platformer, puzzle, stealth, beat'em up, fighting, runner, match three, and arcade. You don't need to play the first game to enjoy the story. Those who are not interested in doing it won't have to worry though since the main story can be enjoyed just fine without it, provided that you don't mind having some questions about it. However, you need to piece the lore by yourself - subtle clues will be left in some places to help you construct that theory. Some questions will also be answered by then, giving some ideas on what's happening. More and more mysteries will keep on popping out one after another to keep you engaged. I found it to be a clever way to show the different timelines, especially for games that mostly use 2D, pixelated sprites - you'll be able to notice which timeline you are in right away. Almost all areas in the first three timelines will be recreated in a different style, albeit with minor tweaks to note on what is happening in the future. You'll have 16-bit sprites for the past, 32-bit sprites for the present, cute-ish 3D models for the future, and Gameboy-like sprites for a certain era. The game uses different visuals based on the time you are in. There are no graphic options and an online connection is needed to unlock all achievements in that game though. Note that the game has the same price with Evoland Legendary Edition (my review), which wraps both Evoland (my review) and Evoland 2 in a single package. If you like the visuals and don't mind the genres that are offered in the game, buy this game. Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650
#EVOLAND 2 DIFFICULTY HOW TO#
It can be hard to understand how to execute some moves in a certain genre The use of different genre in some areas help to break the repetitiveness A lot of collectibles to spend time with The game is mostly focused on time travel, with some areas offering different genres to play. Its core gameplay is similar to Zelda games with various visuals ranging from 2D to 3D. Optional Achievement(s): Yes (~19 achievements).Įvoland 2 is a game of many genres and visuals. My Playtime: 21:12:31 (100% achievement, finished the game)
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