#Kingdom tales 2 switch review code#

It also comes with a beautifully scored soundtrack, which is always handy since you will easily be playing this game for over 30 hours. The game has a unique look and personality that will resonate with all audiences. The art style alone is undoubtedly what will draw many players to this game. Whether you are walking around town, exploring the great outdoors or a haunted museum, there was rarely a moment where I didnвЂ™t think вЂthis art would look good on my wallвЂ™. There is excellent attention to detail on the sprites and environments which mixes fantasy with technology. A beautifully 2D drawn world which you navigate in a 3D space. See the world in the past, present and future Beautiful Art

Usually, a character like this would annoy me but I found his constant positive attitude in the face of danger quite charming. The star of the show for me was Matias, CrisbellвЂ™s frog companion who has this very silly British voice over. I kinda wish JRPGs would offer this option more often. The game does offer you the ability to mute the voice acting but I have to say I really didnвЂ™t see the need. The cast is fully voice acted and delivers an excellent performance. This title doesnвЂ™t shy away from adding some much-needed humour to lighten the mood. Crisbell encounters many companions and NPCs and I enjoyed learning their backstories. But Cris Tales has an engaging approach to this story that feels unique and most importantly interesting.

This comes in the form of the Time Empress who is on a mission to bring forth a cataclysmic event that will destroy the world. In true JRPG fashion, there is also a big bad. Is this the next Summer project? LetвЂ™s dig in? The art in this game is just brilliant Time to Save the WorldД¬ris Tales follows Crisbell who discovers early on in the game she is a Time Mage and has the ability to see into the past and future whilst also manipulating it. So when a game like Cris Tales comes along I do become intrigued. Level up and get better to defeat the big bad boss. I have always been fond of the classic JRPG style. A game that would keep me busy for the long break to dip in and out of, which for me was usually one of the older Final Fantasy games. When I was younger Summer holidays was the time to start that epic gaming project, usually an RPG of some sort. Summer is now upon us which means holidays and a bit of sunshine, but, if you live in the UK, a fair few rain showers as well.

#Kingdom tales 2 switch review code#

Review code provided with many thanks to DeadGood Media Summer Time Developer|Publisher: Dreams Uncorporated, SYCK | Modus Games