I can’t comment on how big of a difference this re-master job is, but the first game was well received overall, and the fact that you get both it and the sequel together means that you have the potential for several hundred hours of gameplay. White Knight Chronicles II includes the full version of the original White Knight, and in re-mastered form to boot, giving it improved animations and textures. I knew White Knight Chronicles, despite not having played the first one, had freedom of movement, but I also quickly learned in playing WKC2 just how much I like the combat system and the series in general.īefore I get ahead of myself though, let’s take a wider view of this new release from D3. I have a hard time with turn based JRPGs, and ones where your character can only move x amount of squares or hexagons in a grid.
By any standards, I am a JRPG noob, and one that really prefers a strong mix of typical third person action adventure mixed in with my JRPG.
