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Kisareth Studios / Jan 16, 2015 / Indie, RPG
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CompareExperience the 30+ hour long continuation of the saga of the Dark Lord, Magus Drakhen Lee, in this innovative next installment that will draw you into the world of Cora like never before...
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As we did with Episode 1, we're introducing Steam Achievements for Episode 2. We're currently testing the Achievements out, and once they're ready, we'll be releasing the update to all Steam owners of the game. The update will also feature a few minor bug fixes.
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63% positive, 35 reviews
Xe'on's essence spreads Lee gathers allies for war Cora's fate hangs still
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-18
The game is broken. I can't pass by the prologue. Script "Movies" Line 389: Argument Error occured. invalid byte sequence in UTF-8.
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-24
TLDR: This is a 5 GB RPG Maker* game with no mouse control. Are you still reading? While Episode II is a much better game than the first one, it is still not a good game. In general, the combat and gameplay is extremely boring. Leveling up is now second to the restrictive grid system. So, there is less incentive to battle and for too long battles rely mostly on just hitting "attack." The writing is no longer...
108 found this helpful, 2015-05-26
Well, to put together in a few words: -Better custom graphics regarding former episode. -Better dialogues and story with more common sense (and interesting) in relation with Episode 1. -Many quest and usefull because helps to improve your characters party. -Enemies on screen: that means not in worldmap and it is more hard to grind levels. -Scion grid system for customing characters weapon and skills/stats. This...
15 found this helpful, 2015-11-28
The Good: Graphics are very nice Characters are generally likeable Battles are fun (though a bit too easy for my liking) Story is decent Characters are customizable somewhat Chapter system is a plus (DQ4 anyone?) Large cast Music is good The Bad: As the game progressed, I noticed more bugs. Only one could be game breaking if you save at the wrong time (don't take Desiree when you go to restore the diadem!) Not much...
11 found this helpful, 2016-03-28
Blank screens during what I assume is supposed to be the first cutscenes not rendered in engine, and a "bitmap failed to render" crash error 3 minutes in. I say 3 minutes in as I was skipping through the opening salvo of dialogue in the hopes that once I garnered control of the characters I could adjust sound levels and controls. After a wipe/fresh install the error persists, so if those options even exist, I've no...
15 found this helpful, 2017-04-14
This game is pretty fun, actually. Other than I think they go a bit overboard with the characters being "so dark," but it's comical in a way. Simple, classic-type RPG. It reminds me a lot of FFVI in a way, or the older Suikodens. A bit more "mature" themes than those games, though? Everyone from the casual to the hardcore will appreciate it, and the Developer seems to be doing a good job responding to FAQs, which...
35 found this helpful, 2015-01-30
Continuing the saga of the sinister dark lord of the Kisareth Empire Magus Lee, War of the Abyss was released last week on Desura, and after having been given the green light to release the first game on Steam not long ago, Kisareth are hoping to get the second instalment to the franchise released on Valve’s online gaming service even faster; and after having played it, I can’t see why that would be...
0 found this helpful, 2022-10-30
Spoiler Warning: contains spoilers. This game is fun, but the battle system sucks. As I see it, these are the problems with the battle system: Status effect moves are practically unusable--want to silence, poison, stun or blind an enemy? Good luck, it never works. Spells you learn do not become more powerful with leveling up. Rather, the spells you learn at higher levels are more powerful. This is really...
2 found this helpful, 2017-07-20
I'm rewriting my review now that I have finished the game. And honestly...I'm a little disappointed. Even for it's price level. The first game I quite liked; it was very similar to the old FF games, I'd say FF4 the most. It was simple and sweet and basically what is what it looks like. THIS game seems like it's supposed to be more, but isn't, it's maybe even less. The first game, whatever you think of it, was very...
2 found this helpful, 2018-03-28