Revenant Kingdom considerably enhanced its fighting system and side events over the previous NI No Kuni game, introducing layers of game mechanics.

The plot and world building of the first game stand out, the characters are more relatable, and the game is distinctive in its own right.

The introduction of an action-based battle system, for the sequal, was refreshing than the semi-action-based battle system of the previous installment. However, while this is a welcome addition, it is clear from other reviews how simple the battle system is, where you can combat and defeat higher leveled foes. Despite these flaws, the battle is mainly enjoyable.

Another favorite feature was the kingdom building, which reminded me of the Suikoden games that allowed you to recruit over a hundred characters.

Ni No Kuni: Revennat Kingdom improved on the basic game while retaining the majority of its charms. The game has a lot of concepts introduced, however those materials may still be improved.

Revenant Kingdom considerably enhanced its fighting system and side events over the previous NI No Kuni game, introducing layers of game mechanics.The plot and world building of the first game stand out, the characters are more relatable, and the game is distinctive in its own right.The introduction of an action-based battle system, for the sequal, was refreshing than the semi-action-based battle system of the previous installment. However, while this is a welcome addition, it is clear from other reviews how simple the battle system is, where you can combat and defeat higher leveled foes. Despite these flaws, the battle is mainly enjoyable.Another favorite feature was the kingdom building, which reminded me of the Suikoden games that allowed you to recruit over a hundred characters.Ni No Kuni: Revennat Kingdom improved on the basic game while retaining the majority of its charms. The game has a lot of concepts introduced, however those materials may still be improved.

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