Briefly: Ni no Kuni II is getting three downloadable content packs — first, a free Adventure Pack with new bosses and quests that'll be out August 9; then, a paid new dungeon this winter and a new story pack in early 2019. The latter two will be included with the $US20 ($27) season pass.
In Ni no Kuni II there are well over 100 sidequests you can undertake. They're mostly a collection of sugary mini-stories that helps bring you into its good-natured, colourful, storybook JRPG world. It took a special kind of bastard to undermine the game's overwhelming positivity. I found him in Hydropolis.
I've been dipping back into Ni no Kuni II over the past week in short spurts in order to collect all of the possible citizens for my kingdom of Evermore. It's because the game excels at making me feel like I did a good job at finishing simple quests.
Ni no Kuni II is out, and it’s easy enough that you probably won’t need much strategy to get through the story. But it’s also got some unique systems, including an elaborate kingdom-building feature that can be a little overwhelming. Here are some tips on how to get the most out of the whole game.
It can be difficult, as a jaded adult, to appreciate a great fairy tale - one where the hero always wins and naivety is a character strength rather than something to grow out of. So it is with Ni no Kuni II. But if you can look past this game's more childish tendencies, you'll find a fairy tale worth experiencing.
If you have spent the past decade wishing there was more Suikoden in your life, then oh boy do I have some news for you: Ni no Kuni 2 is as close as we've gotten since 2006, thanks to an elegant kingdom-building system that's a lot of fun to use.
Yesterday in New York City, I had a chance to sit down with an early build of the beautiful upcoming role-playing game Ni no Kuni 2. It is much, much different than its predecessor.
Good news: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom isn't just for PlayStation 4.
Don't fret! Level-5 is still making Ni no Kuni II. That is, lots of Level-5 is making it.
So, rather than dribble these out in single-sentence story form, we've compiled all the shorter PlayStation Experience news from overnight into one post for easy consumption. Please, enjoy!
