I like games of this kind. It has really cool battles and I remember that RPGs had battles where one hits after the other. I have noticed such a battle style in other games as well, but that doesn't interest us now. It has a good story, good graphics for a game of this kind, and let's not forget that you build your own kingdom (the title says it, and those who know even a little Japanese will understand)

Beautiful game with excellent gameplay (its combat system is addictive). I dedicated 70 hours to the game and will probably give it more. The truth is, it is quite easy on normal difficulty, so I recommend the expert (hard) mode for those who want something more "interesting". It will get significantly harder towards the end, but it's worth it. As for the downsides, I would say there are some secondary quests that are not well-developed, but with so many quests, some of them are bound to be mediocre. Also, I really liked the ending because it surprised me, as I didn't see it coming from miles away (obviously). It's definitely worth 100% of its price, especially if you're into this type of game.

It does not have the magic of the first one. Unfortunately, it falls short. Several missions are very boring and repetitive. The combat mode is interesting but too easy. It doesn't require much leveling at all. I would like more dialogues and cutscenes and not so much text dialogues. There were expectations that it did not meet, and this is evident in the price drop. For now, I have put it aside...

Whoever tries it knowing what they're getting into will love it. I tried it for a couple of hours and then went and bought the collector's edition right away. I follow collector's editions from time to time and what they offer, and this one truly respects the consumer (vinyl soundtrack, large and multi-page artbook, music box with figures inside). Now, for the game, the positives are the graphics, which are like paintings and make it timeless, INCREDIBLE music, pretty good gameplay and loot system, it didn't have a strong storyline and replayability, but the positives outweigh the negatives by far.

If you are a fan of JRPGs, don't look any further. Beautiful, huge (I'm at 87 hours and still have a long way to go), with great variety in gameplay. Another big positive is the amazing soundtrack. One of the best on Ps4.

Guys, the game is a gem... I ordered the collector's edition because I was blown away by the videos I saw and I was proven right... It's the most perfect thing I've encountered in terms of music composition with an excellent combat system... It's not so much the graphics that are spectacular, but the art style that delivers lessons... Its music is on another level... The only flaw is the story, which is somewhat predictable without any major plot twists, and the management of the kingdom that requires real-time completion of researches... In conclusion, buy it, it's a great little gem that unfortunately doesn't have the publicity it deserves, you will be amazed by the game...

A game that you will love from the first minutes, to begin with, I have to say that its graphics are fantastic, of course, the art style contributes to this and the result is fantastic. The gameplay is much better than the first Ni no Kuni and it includes many things to tweak and experiment with to tailor the gameplay to your liking. The world is big and beautiful, and overall the atmosphere is unique. In other words, it is a fantastic game, the only mediocre aspect, in my opinion, is the story, which is not bad, just average