Then both sides go at it, with every successfully landed attack draining a bit off of a character’s life bar. Basically, each side takes turns laying out what they want each character in the party to do, whether it’s attacking, defending, casting spells, or using items.
Like Aveyond, combat in Aveyond 2 is turn-based, which emphasizes strategy and takes reflexes out of the equation. Jack the thief is handy for opening locked chests, and Emma the warrior is handy with a sword. Ean, for example, is a shape-shifter, meaning he can assume powerful forms (such as a beast or Cyclops) by using special collectible totems. Each ally has valuable skills to offer the party. For example, Gavin the warlock and Nicolas the white mage don’t get along with each other, so you can only have one of them in your party at a time. Ean can recruit eight allies in total, some of which are optional, meaning they’ll only join if certain conditions are met. You’ll speak to characters who will give you side-quests to complete, or who might have something useful to say that will advance the main story along.Ī handful of the people who Ean meets will offer to join his party and travel with him as an ally. As you explore, you’ll visit environments including forests, desert, mountains and marshes, as well as towns where you can buy items and equipment. Needless to say, the size and scope of Aveyond 2‘s fantasy world is enormous. There’s much more to the story than that, but we don’t want to give too much of it away. When Iya mysterious disappears one wintry morning, Ean sets out to find her only to discover that Iya’s disappearance is connected to a deeper scheme hatched by the Snow Queen to turn everyone in the world to ice.
Amaranth Games has delivered another 2-D fantasy role-playing epic that rivals the first in terms of gameplay depth and length.Īveyond 2 takes place several generations after the events of the first game, and focuses on two young elves named Ean and Iya.
If you couldn’t get enough of Aveyond, then you’ll love Aveyond 2 as well.
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