Make full use of each member's special active skills to have each member play their part on the battlefield. Forge bonds with the members of the Brigade through both story and strategy.Īdapt to every situation by taking advantage of all five members' unique weapons and strengths.Ĭoordinate attacks between members who share the same attack range to join forces and take down powerful opponents! Get to know a small but elite force of five, and figure out how to best utilize each member's unique skills.Ĭarefully manage limited resources, including weapons and recovery items, with an eye on the demands of impending battles. Conquer fierce battles with tactical expertise. Experience the exhilaration as you rise up to overcome the odds and achieve victory! With despair looming as the menacing Mort horde marches ever closer, help your small resistance defeat the enemy masses by bringing together a rich variety of character builds and a meticulous strategy. Be immersed in the tale of the desperate struggle between the Ashen Hawk Brigade and the terrifying Mort legions. Redemption Reapers is a dark fantasy simulation game set in a medieval world. It also offers one of my favorite open worlds I’ve explored in a game, a true achievement that is found in the intersection of retro throwback and a modern innovation. Check out the demo, there’s really not much more I can say. It takes a flawed yet enjoyable premise and improves on it so well that it's one of the better Square Enix games they’ve released in recent memory. It doesn’t really take much explaining to sum up why this game is so good, and trust me I’ve tried.
I love the cast, combat, and exploration. Octopath Traveler II is a very confident sequel, knowing what worked with the original game and polishing those aspects. The only one I wasn’t able to truly get into was Octopath, and I’ve spent the last few years attempting to restart playthroughs to give it more chances to impress me. I’ve enjoyed dramatizing it as a “curse” of sorts, even if most of those titles were fun despite their unevenness. The original Octopath Traveler, Bravely Default II, and Triangle Strategy were all full of potential, yet short of greatness. I’ve had a rocky history with recent games by Square Enix’s Team Asano. RPG Site reviewed Octopath Traveler II: Octopath Traveler II Review
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