Review: Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom PC

Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Game Formula, will not be much different if you've played the first game.

But for those who have not, or gamers on PC, who have not had time to taste Ni No Kuni for this, be prepared, because this is not RPG carelessly! And this time, thanks to the very aggressive Bandai Namco, not just the console tablets, the PC users can enjoy this game with maximum performance.

Although the essence of the story is the same, which is about the young man from an epic adventure kingdom with his companions and friends, Ni No Kuni 2 feels more epic, more ambitious, and larger than all scales. The most prominent thing is, this time cel-shading style graphics make the feel of the game feels like in the fairy tale Ghibli, where before, cel-shading is just a look cartoon unique.

The story of Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom still takes on a world and environment similar to its first game, and focuses on Ding Dong Dell's fictional empire. We are faced with the story of Evan Pettiwhisker Tildrum, a son of King Tom Tildrum, who must at some point come down from the throne because of the rebellion.

But wait, we are not Evan's character, but Roland, a modern-day President (21st century), who ... for some reason can be thrown away into this mystical and fantastic world, where he becomes so much younger, fighter, magic, and ... ah, much more.

Ni No Kuni's gameplay is full of random encounter battles, beyond scripted events that tell the main storyline. Gamers can free-roam the world, and all the monsters will be automatically refreshed again every time gamers have moved locations, or complete the battle, thereby facilitating grinding.

But because the level of difficulty of this game is pretty easy, although sometimes boss battle is quite challenging, grinding need not be too often done, so you can still enjoy the plot.