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February 2012
Experts 81% 36 Reviews
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Abstract: Published February 7th 2012.Written by Dominic Sheard. When Final Fantasy XIII was released in 2010 it caused some concern for the series. Good and bad ideas were infused in the staple Japanese RPG franchise that caused fans to speak their disappointme...
Not the vastly different experience we might have expected, but no less welcome as a result. XIII-2 comes recommended for those who didn’t get enough from the last game – those who were unconvinced are going to remain just that.More Articles >>> ...
Improved battle system; freedom to explore the game world; lots of hidden extras; better story pacing.
Slowdowns during battles; game is too easy; music is forgettable.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 is by far a better game than its predecessor and is a worthy addition to the venerated series. Square Enix, for the most part, has improved the game with a better battle system, more interesting story and open environments to expl...
It's not often a developer will release a fully-fledged sequel in order to right their wrongs, but in the case of Final Fantasy XIII-2, Square Enix have set out to do just that. Many veterans of the series had a problem with XIII, namely its linearity ...
Abstract: Though the cover of the game, the logo, opening cinematic sequences and a good chunk of the narration features Final Fantasy XIII’s main protagonist, Lightning (as voiced by Hollywood actress Ali Hillis), you will only play as her little sister Serah a...
Abstract: It's not often we're rewarded with a direct sequel to a Final Fantasy game. In fact the only console game to receive such treatment was Final Fantasy X, which spawned such a divisive sequel many fans prefer Squre Enix to leave their beloved series alon...
Abstract: The only numbered Final Fantasy sequel to exist up to this point was Final Fantasy X-2, and that was nearly universally criticized as a horrible game and overall bad idea. Luckily, Final Fantasy XIII-2 is not Final Fantasy X-2. It's a wholehearted atte...
Abstract: Final Fantasy games can be absolute time-hogs. It’s quite easy to invest a nominal amount of time in just exploration and experimentation with these games, and paired with typical RPG elements where you spend time and effort farming an ar...
Satisfyingly long story line with multiple endings, Towns and player exploration are back, Beautiful soundtrack,
Irritating sound design; muffle that Moogle, Only two playable characters, It's not always obvious how to proceed,
An epic, top quality RPG that showcases what Square-Enix does best. Final Fantasy XIII-2 addresses a lot of problems and complaints with the last game, but unfortunately adds a few new ones all its own....
Monster collection is fun and addictive, Multiple heartfelt moments combine story and gameplay in effective ways, Caius is a fantastic villain, Impressive, varied visual design.
The best characters were sidelined in favor of less interesting ones, Multiple sequences bog down the pace, Main story is relatively easy and short.
Kevin VanOrd travels through time searching for Lightning in this video review for Final Fantasy XIII-2....
