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Rogue Legacy 2 takes everything from its predecessor and improves upon it. There are way more classes, all with there own unique gameplay. They improved the critical system to be skill based and not RNG based while also adding spell criticals to make magic-based classes just as viable as melee, something the first game struggled with. There are more zones to explore and more bosses to defeat. The relics you can find while exploring can help fine tune your character. The armor/weapon/runes system remains largely unchanged with the exception of Resolve which is similar to Dark Souls load system. The graphics and animations are infinitely better than the first game.

This recommendation is conditional. If you were interested in getting the physical board game, as I was, I would definitely recommend this as it could save you $60 if you decide that it"s not for you. Another condition is to have friends you could play this with if you don"t plan on getting the physical game. If you do not meet either of these conditions, then this game gets a little hard to recommend at the moment. The AI is fairly stupid which, for the first game or 2, is fine. But after 1 game for me, I was able to face-roll the AI. I think I won by almost 45 victory points. It"s always possible that the devs could improve the AI. But as of right now, that"s where other people would come in to play. Ultimately, this game was fun enough to convinced me to buy the physical game, but I can"t imagine playing too many more games against the AI.

An excellent Diablo clone with an great stroyline set amongst Greek mythology