The each night is a race against the Azure Moon which, if it becomes fully black, forces a Game Over. I do news, reviews, previews, opinion pieces, and guides. Though the combat may feel more comfortable and familiar to Koei Tecmo game enthusiasts, by becoming more like Musou games, it discards a lot of the identity established in the original. Excellent music and visuals. Then there is the Lily Burst, which takes much longer to charge up, but at least keeps its charge between bouts (unlike the Chase). In happier presentation news, Nights of Azure 2 absolutely nails the audio side of the spectrum. Overall, Nights of Azure 2 is a fun game with engagement issues. I also suggest using the Pro controller if you can, because using the Joy-cons, even in the Grip, isn't great for this kind of game.
However, our main protagonist, Aluche, an Agent of the Curia is tasked with protecting her childhood friend-turned priestess, Liliana.
Controls and movement are responsive enough, and there's plenty of new options to make battles feel fun, such as special combination attacks with Lilies, the human companion that can be brought into battle, called Lyli Burst and abilities which grant a variety of boosts and special effects, such as a temporary defense increase and so on. Servans from the first game also make a comeback, but they have been changed considerably and the system definitely feels limited. The odd twist is that Aluche and Liliana are a part of this three-way love triangle with another old friend from their academy days: Ruenheid.
Both, in their basic form, will attack enemies and buff allies on their own.
This time around, the game focuses on a handful heroines each playing a critical role in the story and progression of the game. I find the combat to be... Every Final Fantasy except 9. Huge anime boobs aside, they all have their own special attacks as well as three combination moves with Aluche. If eye candy is a selling point when adding to your video game library, Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon certainly has that in spades, especially if you like a curvy woman. This is a big improvement over the original game.
We also get your email address to automatically create an account for you in our website. The fact that only a few of them matter in the grand scheme of things also doesn't help. The game functions exactly as it promises to, but doesn't rise above the most basic of expectations. It's functional, but too noticeable in its stumbles. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Would love your thoughts, please comment. The new game will also carry over ally affinity levels as well as any and all items (a boost to various stats or resistances) obtained in the last playthrough. Aluche’s time can be expanded via certain skill tree perks or by the simple act of levelling up through the absorption of blue blood (killing enemies, basically). The gameplay structure hasn't changed much in this sequel, not counting a few new features that make it feel closer to other Gust games. It's an action rpg with lots of repetitive grinding. It takes place an undisclosed amount of time after the first, following new characters, though some familiar faces pop up. The 6 Best Pokemon Villains Ranked – Who Will Be The... 25 Best Female Games Characters – The Women We Love In... Hard crashes when going through certain rooms in the Hotel. If only stupid A-holes would quit buying at scalper prices. Certain Servans also have powers that’ll get you past obstacles in the world itself. With a little hiccup within a battle, Liliana goes missing and Aluche actually gets killed but is reborn as a half-demon inheriting all the powerful perks and blood-sucking desires needed to survive. Visit his Twitter @DavidGameGames if you want to follow and be updated on most of the My Games Lounge review content! https://wccftech.com/review/nights-of-azure-2-another-sacrifice Repeated several times. 32 Standalone sequel to the gothic fairy tale action RPG from developer GUST Studios, Nights of Azure, is now available in Western territories as Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon. Yakuza: Like A Dragon Hands-on Preview – Like A Dragon Quest, Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny Announced As Switch Exclusive in US, PS4 Release in Japan, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review – A Battle Across Time and Space, JRPG Edge of Eternity To Release During Spring 2021 On PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Nights of Azure 2 is a really lovely game, and I don’t really play it for the combat anyway.
Review: Nights of Azure.
It’s still a passable hack and slash game, but there are much better offerings.
Console scalping has hit the gaming community harder than it ever has - should it be illegal? If you’re into action-RPG and games with pretty girls who kick ass, this game is definitely for you. It simply is.
Review for Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon on PS4 and Nintendo Switch. It’s safe to assume the majority of the attention went on just how much side-boob the team could squeeze out of Aluche.
It helps that one doesn't want to see her best friend killed for a prophecy, but a little more resistance would have made more sense. While the combat is functional, it's not exactly complex, so a feeling of repetitiveness soon sets in.
4.5. Due to the characters being so wonderfully designed, everything else seems to be done as an afterthought, exposing the lack of detail further. Like in the Atelier series, Nights of Azure 2 comes with a time limit which should force players to pick their activities carefully. It’s more to do with the quest system. If you enjoy the game developer GUST, then this is right up your alley. Strikers transform in to a new weapon for Aluche, whilst Tricksters have a super attack. Firstly you can only go out for 10 minutes at a time (this amount gradually increases as you level up and invest in specific skills) each day, and each day advances the moon counter, which when it runs out, it's game over. Game Reviewed: Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon, Digital edition provided by publisher Review Format: PS4 PEGI Rating: 16. – Let’s Play Destiny 2…, Assassin’s Creed Movie Trailer Looks Awesome… But For The Animus, 6 Cool January 2018 Video Game Releases To Watch This Month. Generations ago, a lord of demons was slain, showering the world in blue blood. Our Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon Review reveals how the series, after just two games, has lost its identity. The second time limit is the moon phase. I put around 10 hours so far into the game and it's alright.
This is a big improvement over the original game. Though the game says this fails the mission, I collapsed once and still got to keep all my progress, items, exp, etc. A very great fun game with a great story. The music is forgettable, though not terrible. All rights reserved. The original had the focus of Arnice and Lilysse and their relationship, but Aluche comes across as some fan-fiction creation that can overcome anything, everything and love everybody equally, with a slight edge to Liliana. I loved this game, and its predecessor. This game is more fun, and just as beautiful. Story is great, game is awesome! It's … The Servan system returns from the original game, but in a watered-down form.
Allies can have their affection raised through specific missions to unlock new abilities alongside their general experience gain and automatic stat raising. However, Steam itself has become more welcoming of such entries, so your options aren't exactly limited when it comes to busty-lesbian combat-party games. Each servan can even “prestige” if they reach a certain level. Its a hack n slash game. Speaking of the time limit, Nights of Azure 2 has two time limits.
Super noticeable in the hair textures. This is just a personal preference, it's not a big deal.
While finding Servans is an incentive to explore, they aren't terribly hard to find, and because of the time limit it's ill advised to wander beyond the goal of finding them. Frankly, the game is easy using Aluche alone. Ultimately, what bothers me most about Nights of Azure 2 is how it wastes the player’s time with arbitrary road-blocks. Excellent music and visuals. It isn’t perfect, but for those who like hack-n-slash games they should enjoy this.
However, our main protagonist, Aluche, an Agent of the Curia is tasked with protecting her childhood friend-turned priestess, Liliana.
Controls and movement are responsive enough, and there's plenty of new options to make battles feel fun, such as special combination attacks with Lilies, the human companion that can be brought into battle, called Lyli Burst and abilities which grant a variety of boosts and special effects, such as a temporary defense increase and so on. Servans from the first game also make a comeback, but they have been changed considerably and the system definitely feels limited. The odd twist is that Aluche and Liliana are a part of this three-way love triangle with another old friend from their academy days: Ruenheid.
Both, in their basic form, will attack enemies and buff allies on their own.
This time around, the game focuses on a handful heroines each playing a critical role in the story and progression of the game. I find the combat to be... Every Final Fantasy except 9. Huge anime boobs aside, they all have their own special attacks as well as three combination moves with Aluche. If eye candy is a selling point when adding to your video game library, Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon certainly has that in spades, especially if you like a curvy woman. This is a big improvement over the original game.
We also get your email address to automatically create an account for you in our website. The fact that only a few of them matter in the grand scheme of things also doesn't help. The game functions exactly as it promises to, but doesn't rise above the most basic of expectations. It's functional, but too noticeable in its stumbles. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Would love your thoughts, please comment. The new game will also carry over ally affinity levels as well as any and all items (a boost to various stats or resistances) obtained in the last playthrough. Aluche’s time can be expanded via certain skill tree perks or by the simple act of levelling up through the absorption of blue blood (killing enemies, basically). The gameplay structure hasn't changed much in this sequel, not counting a few new features that make it feel closer to other Gust games. It's an action rpg with lots of repetitive grinding. It takes place an undisclosed amount of time after the first, following new characters, though some familiar faces pop up. The 6 Best Pokemon Villains Ranked – Who Will Be The... 25 Best Female Games Characters – The Women We Love In... Hard crashes when going through certain rooms in the Hotel. If only stupid A-holes would quit buying at scalper prices. Certain Servans also have powers that’ll get you past obstacles in the world itself. With a little hiccup within a battle, Liliana goes missing and Aluche actually gets killed but is reborn as a half-demon inheriting all the powerful perks and blood-sucking desires needed to survive. Visit his Twitter @DavidGameGames if you want to follow and be updated on most of the My Games Lounge review content! https://wccftech.com/review/nights-of-azure-2-another-sacrifice Repeated several times. 32 Standalone sequel to the gothic fairy tale action RPG from developer GUST Studios, Nights of Azure, is now available in Western territories as Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon. Yakuza: Like A Dragon Hands-on Preview – Like A Dragon Quest, Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny Announced As Switch Exclusive in US, PS4 Release in Japan, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review – A Battle Across Time and Space, JRPG Edge of Eternity To Release During Spring 2021 On PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Nights of Azure 2 is a really lovely game, and I don’t really play it for the combat anyway.
Review: Nights of Azure.
It’s still a passable hack and slash game, but there are much better offerings.
Console scalping has hit the gaming community harder than it ever has - should it be illegal? If you’re into action-RPG and games with pretty girls who kick ass, this game is definitely for you. It simply is.
Review for Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon on PS4 and Nintendo Switch. It’s safe to assume the majority of the attention went on just how much side-boob the team could squeeze out of Aluche.
It helps that one doesn't want to see her best friend killed for a prophecy, but a little more resistance would have made more sense. While the combat is functional, it's not exactly complex, so a feeling of repetitiveness soon sets in.
4.5. Due to the characters being so wonderfully designed, everything else seems to be done as an afterthought, exposing the lack of detail further. Like in the Atelier series, Nights of Azure 2 comes with a time limit which should force players to pick their activities carefully. It’s more to do with the quest system. If you enjoy the game developer GUST, then this is right up your alley. Strikers transform in to a new weapon for Aluche, whilst Tricksters have a super attack. Firstly you can only go out for 10 minutes at a time (this amount gradually increases as you level up and invest in specific skills) each day, and each day advances the moon counter, which when it runs out, it's game over. Game Reviewed: Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon, Digital edition provided by publisher Review Format: PS4 PEGI Rating: 16. – Let’s Play Destiny 2…, Assassin’s Creed Movie Trailer Looks Awesome… But For The Animus, 6 Cool January 2018 Video Game Releases To Watch This Month. Generations ago, a lord of demons was slain, showering the world in blue blood. Our Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon Review reveals how the series, after just two games, has lost its identity. The second time limit is the moon phase. I put around 10 hours so far into the game and it's alright.
This is a big improvement over the original game. Though the game says this fails the mission, I collapsed once and still got to keep all my progress, items, exp, etc. A very great fun game with a great story. The music is forgettable, though not terrible. All rights reserved. The original had the focus of Arnice and Lilysse and their relationship, but Aluche comes across as some fan-fiction creation that can overcome anything, everything and love everybody equally, with a slight edge to Liliana. I loved this game, and its predecessor. This game is more fun, and just as beautiful. Story is great, game is awesome! It's … The Servan system returns from the original game, but in a watered-down form.
Allies can have their affection raised through specific missions to unlock new abilities alongside their general experience gain and automatic stat raising. However, Steam itself has become more welcoming of such entries, so your options aren't exactly limited when it comes to busty-lesbian combat-party games. Each servan can even “prestige” if they reach a certain level. Its a hack n slash game. Speaking of the time limit, Nights of Azure 2 has two time limits.
Super noticeable in the hair textures. This is just a personal preference, it's not a big deal.
While finding Servans is an incentive to explore, they aren't terribly hard to find, and because of the time limit it's ill advised to wander beyond the goal of finding them. Frankly, the game is easy using Aluche alone. Ultimately, what bothers me most about Nights of Azure 2 is how it wastes the player’s time with arbitrary road-blocks. Excellent music and visuals. It isn’t perfect, but for those who like hack-n-slash games they should enjoy this.