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The story is also pretty interesting, clearly riffing on the time-travelling Zeldas and especially Chrono Trigger. The game feels like a time machine through the history of video games. There's stealth, shmup action, side scrolling, bomberman, auto-runner, strategy RPG, beat em up, and more! There's surprisingly only one turn-based-RPG section so JRPG fans may be a little disappointed but I didn't mind. While Zelda with Chrono Trigger time travel is the base, Evoland 2 tosses you into a new gameplay style every 30 minutes or so, and there is an insane amount of variety here. It's a great premise! The only issue with this is the 8-Bit style actually looks too good (I think it's the color pallet) and doesn't look different enough from 16-Bit.
EVOLAND 2 5 KEYS PSP
Past = 8-Bit, Present = 16-Bit, and future = 3D PSP graphics. The main hook is that you travel through time like Chrono Trigger but each time period gets a different graphical style. Also, you can now level up in most gameplay styles, and not just the JRPG part, which makes the combat a lot more engaging and worth your time. This time around, the base gameplay is all Zelda and I think that's great. Evoland 2 aims to fix that with a large 15-20 hour quest and a fully formed JRPG-style story. It was 50% Zelda and 50% Final Fantasy and had little substance to its gameplay or story. 70% PCEvoland 1 was a good time but was basically a 2 hour proof of concept.
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