LogFAQs > #898597878

I had today off, so that was obviously a factor, but I'm super into Ni No Kuni 2 now. First off, with the side quests being opened up, there are some things that are legit challenging, so that is helping with one of my complaints. Kingdom Building has a lot to it, and there are a lot of benefits, but it also isn't too time consuming or complicated. They set where you put your buildings, it's all about recruiting people, putting them in the right roles, and deciding what you want to upgrade first, it's super addictive. I'd describe it as Suikoden on steroids. And best of all, it doesn't have the vague/confusing recruiting of old Suikoden games where you 100% need a guide to find everyone.

Also, I am kind of digging the skirmishes you get into with the armies. It's a weird system, but theres a little strategy and you can do a few special moves, it just works!

Still playing Bleed 2 and End of Night on my switch (though honestly, haven't picked it up for about a week now). Bleed 2 is fun, but I'm to the point where I'm just trying to get better grades, so it can be a bit of a slog now, as if I mess up at all, I pretty much just have to restart.

For End of Nigh, I think I agree with whoever said in the last topic that it isn't that great after playing Celeste. It's got the same kind of appeals as Celeste, but the platforming is less exciting since you are... a blob. And visually it is dreary, which is for a reason, but just doesn't pull me in as much.

Once I finish Ni No Kuni, I think I'll be picking up Far Cry 5. Also interested in "A Way Out" but my wife is my only realistic option for someone who I can easily coordinate with, so I gotta wait till her schedule cools down a bit in a month.
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