Blasphemous 2, the sequel to the amazing game Blasphemous, takes place in the dark and brutal world of Cvstodia. The game has significantly advanced and refined many aspects from the first game. Blasphemous 2 excels in storytelling, plunging players into a grim and dark setting. The narrative is compelling, giving the players a clear purpose and goal as they explore the tortured landscapes. The world-building is amazing, adding new areas as you progress where you least expect it, perfectly balancing the brutal nature of the game.

The combat system in the game has significantly improved. While the original only featured one weapon, the sequel introduces three weapons: Veredicto, Sarmiento and Centella, and Ruego Al Alba, each with unique abilities and their skill trees, adding depth and variety to the combat experience. As you traverse the world, you need to use the different weapons, which makes exploring very fun, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging. Due to that, you get to adjust the weapon best suited for your playstyle. The game adds many new enemies, but also a lot that we already know from the first game, which is fine. Sadly, there aren't that many unique execute animations, which is unfortunate because they were insanely satisfying. The game strikes a perfect balance in difficulty. It's challenging but fair. You can't really get too strong, even after exploring a lot, so no worries on that topic. What was really annoying were the dialogues or the wait times every time you enter a boss room, but the runs were very short, so it's fine.

The graphics are just as amazing as in the first game. Beautifully crafted, disturbing, and realistic, capturing the brutality without holding back. The soundtrack is very nice but not too special. No bugs encountered, and hitboxes seem fair.

Overall, the game is a fantastic sequel that builds on the foundation of its predecessor. With improved combat, stunning visuals, and much more, the game enhances a lot that made the first game great. I can highly recommend this game! Pricing could've been a bit lower, but it's fine. It's a must-buy on sales!

Blasphemous review: [https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Chaosskiller/recommended/774361/]

Blasphemous 2, the sequel to the amazing game Blasphemous, takes place in the dark and brutal world of Cvstodia. The game has significantly advanced and refined many aspects from the first game. Blasphemous 2 excels in storytelling, plunging players into a grim and dark setting. The narrative is compelling, giving the players a clear purpose and goal as they explore the tortured landscapes. The world-building is amazing, adding new areas as you progress where you least expect it, perfectly balancing the brutal nature of the game. The combat system in the game has significantly improved. While the original only featured one weapon, the sequel introduces three weapons: Veredicto, Sarmiento and Centella, and Ruego Al Alba, each with unique abilities and their skill trees, adding depth and variety to the combat experience. As you traverse the world, you need to use the different weapons, which makes exploring very fun, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging. Due to that, you get to adjust the weapon best suited for your playstyle. The game adds many new enemies, but also a lot that we already know from the first game, which is fine. Sadly, there aren't that many unique execute animations, which is unfortunate because they were insanely satisfying. The game strikes a perfect balance in difficulty. It's challenging but fair. You can't really get too strong, even after exploring a lot, so no worries on that topic. What was really annoying were the dialogues or the wait times every time you enter a boss room, but the runs were very short, so it's fine. The graphics are just as amazing as in the first game. Beautifully crafted, disturbing, and realistic, capturing the brutality without holding back. The soundtrack is very nice but not too special. No bugs encountered, and hitboxes seem fair. Overall, the game is a fantastic sequel that builds on the foundation of its predecessor. With improved combat, stunning visuals, and much more, the game enhances a lot that made the first game great. I can highly recommend this game! Pricing could've been a bit lower, but it's fine. It's a must-buy on sales! Blasphemous review: [https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Chaosskiller/recommended/774361/]