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• ZDreamer

  Jun 7, 2023

  Yes
• gamedeal user

  Apr 1, 2020

  Usually I don’t write a review without going through at least most of the game, but Planet Stronghold 2 has become an exception: interesting story, original world, nice graphics and good gameplay. In addition, this is the third game in the series and a direct successor to PS 1, allowing its story to continue. Of course, there is an official "patch") Highly recommend!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 2, 2020

  This game is horse$hit. "Dead" enemies that get healed back to full mid-combat just when you are about to win! I have played more than a few RPGs that weren't so brutal with downed enemies coming back. Healing mobs are one thing but downed enemies coming back outside of boss fights just sucks, IMO. Especially in early game. This game might be worth it at the $10 to $15 price point but $25 is too much, wait for a price drop or a sale. This game may be for some but not for me. Sadly, I was three hours in before I found out what a POS this otherwise fun-looking game is, so no refund for me, all I can do is vent here. Well, at least I know I can go take their other tiles off my wishlist. Also, because it just occurred to me: Yes, I can just set VN mode and play through without the annoying battles but I had hoped for an RPG that wasn't going to be so brutal at the beginning with the mainline quests. To be fair I'm sure many will love this but it's not my bag.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2020

  Clearly an inferior version of the previous Planet Stronghold, both gameplay wise and graphically. Edit: Fair enough, it looks the same as Planet Stronghold 1, from 2011. The character and backgrounds are the same, fine. Still it's reused stuff with a 30$ tag price. Come on, you did way better with Planet Stronghold Colonial Defense, Cursed Lands and Amazon Princess. I love your game, but this is just Planet Stronghold v.2.0.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2020

  My early opinion is this a solid role playing, visual novel hybrid game. The game gives you agency to customize your experience, and while you are free to enjoy it as a visual novel you would be missing out on a solid role playing experience, including thoughtful turn based combat, multiple ways to accomplish tasks (including non combative options), area exploration and a detailed gearing system. The story is compelling and riddled with twisting branches of choices that have impact. It is all packaged together with a pleasant art presentation and a fitting soundtrack. If you are a fan of Winter Wolves' prior works than I can recommend this as game for you, if you never tried any of them, then this a great game to start with despite being a continuation, it can easily be enjoyed as a stand alone game.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 5, 2020

  I've played quite a lot of Winterwolves games and can say that a lot of effort went into this one! Great job! Compared to other games from this developer PS2 feels more mature, robust, more detailed. If you played the first part, you'll clearly see the evolution. The plot is more serious, humor is more strategically placed, characters feel more flashed out. Especially the old cast! Gotta say, I didn't expect to like Rebecca so much with her hot chick stereotype. I'm still angry at her though - she got all the hot guys before me! Avae being the exception and that's only because he lived in a cave all his life... lol I've played all the male romances and several endings and I mostly liked them all. Damien still being my favourite (even Tom looked nice. I'm against smoking in real life, but his "camp talk" picture looked sexy with the cigarette). I guess the old romances finally blossomed in part 2 so they feel more complete compared to new ones. But Milo and Avae just look so cute... On the side note, I was pleasantly surprised by the soundtrack! The level up screen totally rocked xD The CG art was gorgeous! Both explicit and "modest" in my opinion. I like the anime\cartoon blend artstyle here. Hope you're reading this, Jack! Thumbs up!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 6, 2020

  Planet Stronghold 2 is a solid sequel, having a captivating story while maintaining the gameplay from their first game (since it's been a long time since i played PS1, i really can't point if something changed, but at the very least it is similar). While it is not needed to play the first game, it is fun for those who like to know the details of the whole story. The reason it is not needed it is because at the beggining you can choose a few important decisions that were made at the first game, and if you romanced anyone or not. I have been waiting for this game for a long time, and after playing enough to give a better review, i recommend for all who like both VN or RPG games (there is an option for those who like to read VN only, where the battles are all skipped). If you have doubts about buying even so, you can wait for a sale to buy it.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 7, 2020

  Planet Stronghold 2 is an amazing game. This is everything I expected and wanted from a RPG/Visual Novel hybrid. Really I think that giants like BioWare should learn, that you don't need unlimited amount of money to create something deep, fun and replayable. I might be old timer, used to play on PSX so Amazing graphics isn't important to me, but honestly, if anyone has any doubts, don't. This game is worth it!! I'm moved by story and characters. Battle system is not boring, it's fun. Classes are customisable. Many skill to learn, but it's not overwhelming. Romances takes time to build, like in real life. Great job Winterwolves!!!! <3
• gamedeal user

  Apr 9, 2020

  fantastik game haven't finished the story yet, but the UI is one of the best Winter Wolves have ever made, the characters is looking good, I mean there is nothing more to say beside it is a fantastik VN/RPG/SCI-FI game. I personal have something i don't like ,but it is minor things, like the map when you in the hovercraft, I cant really tell on what box i am in, and I just prefer the front row back row combat, there is in Loren and SW. But it is so small thing that I don't like, that all the good things just push it away. I can't say much about the story haven't finished it yet, soooooo.... Edite: just finished the game, I can not understand how people can hate on this game the story OMFG it is good, the choices, the thinking, who is should you help and who would smack your ass. I love it
• gamedeal user

  Apr 19, 2020

  I played -and loved- Planet Stronghold 1 back in the day a [i]lot[/i]. So, needless to say, I was thrilled when I found out that PS 2 was finally out after years of development. Currently, I'm about half way through - at least I do hope so, since I don't want the game to come to an end just yet. And I love pretty much every minute of it. Everyone who played PS 1 will recognize the art, characters, gameplay (for most parts) and the humour - though, I have to say, with Milo on board the "humour" spiked quite a bit. His humour is not necessarily always appropriate but he does get reprimanded for it. Something else that spikes in a weird (but already known) way is the difficulty. Especially after main events and/or venturing into new areas, it's quite possible to get your ass kicked. Especially if you either didn't buy new equipments or upgrade the current one. After that it can become VERY easy during certain fights (playing in Normal) but the old source of frustration -that is, enemies healing their allies back to health even after they got K.O.ed or having a group of enemies who all use 'Protect' on each other- is still here. Boy, did I miss that. [strike]Well, maybe not but it does make it challenging at times while still being manageable in Normal mode.[/strike] The story so far is quite intriguing, having me wonder how things would have played out if I had chosen the other starting point. That alone is incentive enough for me to go back and replay it in full length. Even though I would probably feel bad to have sided with King Oscar. A very big "problem", however, is the fact that a certain former "gangster" has stolen my heart and will quite likely be the reason for me to break up with Tom. Especially because I was reminded soon enough why I had my fair shair of trouble with that handsome white hair in PS1. [strike]I should've just chosen Damien or no one as a transfer romance looooool[/strike] VN Mode for the rescue I guess. To put it in other terms: I really like how the characters get some more backstory and their share of fleshing out in the second installment. [i]In particular[/i] Damien since he had not much screen time in PS1 and neither was he a playable part of the team. I AM worried that Avae and Lakadema will suffer a similar fate but I'll see how that goes. Tl;Dr: Just go and buy it, you won't regret this [i]if[/i] you are either a fan of VNs and/or the certain battle gameplay. And the OST is great, too. Probs worth picking that up as well along the way. Tl,DR^2: Thanks for that wonderful game, Jack. It really made my whole week to learn that it finally came out. Stay healthy, keep up the good work and I'll look forward to play Loren 2, whenever that may be.