Light Fairytale Episode 2

I wouldn't recommend it. I enjoyed Episode 1, but this one suffers severely from pacing and balance issues. Lots of repetitive back and forth in the same area, very limited equipment and leveling, often no way to get more money, battles are extremely sluggish and frequently 1 vs 3 which slows it down even more. The cinematics are nice but everything else was tedious. I'd recommend (re)playing FF7, Secret of Mana, or one of the Tales series instead.

Je n'ai vraiment pas aimer le deuxième episode, autant j'ai aimer le premier mais le deuxieme je n'ai même pas envie de le terminer, pas vraiment d'evolution par rapport au premier episode, apres tant d'année je m'attendai quand même a mieux. Finalement je met une note positive en esperant que le developpeur puisse s'ameliorer pour l'episode 4. Bon courage

After playing the first two episodes, I can recommend it, but just barely. The setting is cool and the story and characters have potential. It feels like a lot of work went into creating the Lower City and the little scenes and interactions within. I even thought it was a real Japanese RPG at first, something Western-made "JRPGs" usually can't pull off. You only have about 6 hours of gameplay for the two episodes combined, for what feels like it wants to be a big 40 hour RPG. So we're still at the beginning, and I'm intrigued enough to keep going. But if Episode 3 doesn't improve from two in terms of gameplay, that'll be it for me. -Combat is just too slow. Every animation is too slow, enemies have too much HP, they always seem to attack first, and you're usually outnumbered. Now this gets a bit better by the end as you get quite a bit stronger, but the beginning you need to hit each wolf three times, and they'll be in groups of two or three while you're alone. That's 9 turns for a basic fight, if you don't miss. That's 9 enemy attacks you have to sit through just to beat the first wolf, then 6 for the second, then 3... 18 attacks in total. 27 attack animations including yours, for just one battle. Come on, this is ridiculous. -You spend a good amount of time in episode 1 exploring the Lower City, but ep. 2 has three dungeons for one real town, and it's pretty small. That ratio is off. We need a breather between dungeons. If not towns, then story scenes. Those two things combined had me sick of fighting later on. Now things do improve a bit when a second member joins (make sure you give her the fire orb so she can use attack magic), and I was excited when a 3rd did. Finally, a proper RPG party. Then I find out you can only take 2 members in battle. What kind of RPG does that? Just when I thought things would speed up a bit. Oh, and stealth sequences always suck in RPGs. One is fine, but having a second one in episode 2 was a bad idea, especially when it turns out to be pointless, storywise. I'll look into Episode 3 when it leaves early access, and hope that it will be a step up. There's potential here. But respect the player's time, and avoid tediousness.