For example, gone is the ability to compare an item to what you've got equipped without selecting both, remembering their stats, and comparing them in your head. However, some of the menu decisions feel a little bit awkward. An all-new mini-map is also an extremely welcome feature. You can finally tap on menu items, and the whole game feels like it fits much more naturally on the iPhone despite being a mobile phone port. You can also store certain active abilities in the quick slots to the right of the screen. Sometimes this doesn't work as well as I'd like, but it's still good enough, considering. Zenonia 2 also features an auto-target system for combat hitting the all-purpose action button will cause you to attack nearby enemies, even if you're facing the wrong way. As usual, you'll need to get a feel for the virtual D-pad, but after that, moving is easy and mostly pain-free.
Zenonia 2's controls aren't quite perfect, but they're certainly good. (The more aggressive ones might attack you first, though.be careful!) You'll always have a main story quest, but you can also take on numerous side quests these are logged in the Quests pane of the menu.Ĭombat is real-time when you're not in town, enemies roam the map, and you can attack them at will.
Most of the game consists of fulfilling quests, though you can just go out into a combat area and grind if you so chose. Not only can you do the usual skill and stat point distribution, but you also have your choice of four playable aning that playing as a shooter versus a mage versus a warrior feels very different, as they're actually different people! Equipping different weapons and armor also directly affects your outward appearance, which is a nice (if purely superficial) touch. Whether or not you enjoy these aspects depends on personal preference.personally, I think that having to carry around repair hammers is just one more time-consuming task, but others like it for the extra layer it provides.Ĭharacter customization has been taken to another level in this sequel. Items wear down and eventually break you'll have to eat to keep your strength up carrying too much stuff will slow you down. Some more hardcore elements are also present. You'll find many old standbys: questing, levelling up, skill trees, battles, and so on. Zenonia is a traditional RPG in the truest sense. Overall? The story isn't excellent, but it's definitely good.
Though I've encountered a few typos and grammar errors and you can tell that it was written by non-native English speakers, most of the words flow smoothly and naturally the trademark humor of the original is also present. Their motivations are believable enough, and the writing is solid. Interactions between the four party members are interesting, and having multiple viewpoints enhances your perspective. (The leaves of the "tree of life" stole everyone's memories years previously.and no, I don't quite know what that's about yet.)įrom what I've seen so far, the story is a bit better than the original Zenonia's. Regardless of who you play, the four will join together on a quest to search for the four gems, which will strengthen the monster's weakening seals and hopefully restore the heroes' lost memories as well. This time you can play as four separate characters, each with their own background and personality. Zenonia 2 follows the first game's storyline, albeit quite a few years later. In the first game, you played a boy named Regret who was tasked with saving the kingdom and sealing up an extremely powerful demon though the story featured funny dialogue and a few good points, it was nothing amazing. RPGs and sprawling, epic stories go hand in hand, and the quality of the plot often plays a huge role in the quality of an RPG as a whole. Since Zenonia 2 is such a complex game, I'm going to break this review down into categories. Zenonia 2 is well worth your five bucks, but so are plenty of other RPGs. The only problem? It's not nearly as much of a standout as it once was. If you liked the first game or traditional RPGs in general, you'll love Zenonia 2 it's an excellent game for the platform. But it doesn't bring anything earth-shattering to the table.
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Zenonia 2 is a solid update to its predecessor, featuring many improvements: multiple, distinct characters a touch-optimized interface asynchronous PVP and a slew of other updates. New contenders like Inotia 2, Sword of Fargoal, and Across Age have jumped into the RPG sphere, and Zenonia 2 faces competition that the original game just didn't have. In the past year, however, the App Store has evolved considerably. Sure, it had its flaws.but it was still a landmark title for the iPhone. The original game was one of the very first real RPGs on the App Store, and naturally, everyone (myself included) loved it. Zenonia 2 has been a long time in coming.almost exactly a year, actually.
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