One of the things I really liked is that they kept the pause button. It’s a small detail, but it makes a big difference and is a very welcome quality-of-life feature. Some of the boss fights were okay in terms of design — not particularly impressive, but still enjoyable at times. Overall, the combat system feels much better than in the first game. The sound design is also worth mentioning — the effects are sharp, impactful, and really help immerse you in the action.From a technical standpoint, the game runs a lot better than its predecessor. I did encounter a few crashes, but they weren’t nearly as frequent or disruptive as in the original. I also liked the option to dismantle higher-level gear in order to create lower-tier gear. It’s a bit unexpected, but it adds a nice bit of flexibility when managing your equipment.That said, the game still has its share of problems. There's far too much backtracking, and many areas are reused, which can make exploration feel repetitive. New Game Plus is very poorly balanced — enemies become damage sponges and hit incredibly hard, even when you’re equipped with top-tier gear. A lot of bosses are just reskinned versions of regular enemies, and in one case, there’s a boss that’s basically a reskin of a reskin from the first game.After playing Sekiro, the directional block system here just feels clunky and poorly implemented by comparison. Enemy variety is limited, and that really starts to drag the longer you play. The camera can also be frustrating at times — it sometimes swings around wildly, almost like you're piloting a mech in Armored Core. It’s not as bad as in the first game, but it’s still **** sidequest system is another weak point. In fact, I’d say it’s even worse than in the first game. The larger, more open areas introduce more NPCs and more quests, which sounds like a good thing, but in practice, it just makes everything harder to follow. On top of that, choosing the wrong dialogue option can cause you to fail a quest, which means you’ll have to wait until New Game Plus to try again. Considering how broken NG+ currently is, that’s not ideal.Lastly, beating bosses often doesn’t feel particularly rewarding. There’s usually very little buildup or sense of payoff, which makes those victories feel kind of empty. There are more bosses this time around compared to the first game, but many of them feel too similar to each other. The level design starts out strong but gets messier as the game goes on, though thankfully, not as chaotic as in the original.

Junho de 2025 - Platinado. Esse jogo é bem mais fácil que o primeiro, é mais fácil farmar os equipamentos para evoluir. A jogabilidade esta bem mais rápida, o combate melhorou muito ficando mais responsivo, poder usar a energia pra recuperar o item de cura facilitou demais o jogo.

Buena jugabilidad, buena exploración, mejorando el gran error del surge1, donde en esta segunda parte te dal alguna dirección haciendote perder menos tiempo.