This follow up of Soul Rever: Legacy of Kain that apearred on the playstation is without a dought a must own for action/adventure fans.
The story goes:
Raziel emerges from the Chronoplast time portal, and returns to different eras of Nosgoth's past in his relentless pursuit of Kain.
Over the course of his journey, he unearths the mysteries of Nosgoth's ancient races, and exposes the secrets behind the corruption of the Pillars and the vampire genocide.
Confronting the shadows of his unremembered past, he discovers a web of destiny stretching eons into Nosgoth's dim, unrecorded history.
As his destiny comes full circle, Raziel finds his personal vendetta transformed into a hero's journey, with the fate of Nosgoth hanging in the balance.
First let me point out the weak side of thing.  This game lacks any real boss fights, that made the 1st one so good and enjoyable.  There're bosses in this game, but few and far between and seem alot easier to kill, making them feel just like fillers to hold in the action fanitics.  Next is the games length.  The 1st one was around 18-20hrs, for part 2 its more around 10-12hrs, whitch is good or bad thing...just depends on how you look at it.  The last problem with this game is the end...we get another TBC ending...no conlusion whats so ever.
With that out of the way, I must aprise the grapics desginer, sound, and gamplay that are all topnotch.  The argitcuter of the game is a sight to behold and the fluid controls make for a game anyone can pick up and play.  Last but not lest, the sound is the one of the best to come out of the games released so far.
So if the pluses out weight the negitives give this game a try, you will be given a lot of anweners that came up with the 1st game, but when its over a lot more will have risen to be left unawensered.
This follow up of Soul Rever: Legacy of Kain that apearred on the playstation is without a dought a must own for action/adventure fans. The story goes:
Raziel emerges from the Chronoplast time portal, and returns to different eras of Nosgoth's past in his relentless pursuit of Kain. Over the course of his journey, he unearths the mysteries of Nosgoth's ancient races, and exposes the secrets behind the corruption of the Pillars and the vampire genocide. Confronting the shadows of his unremembered past, he discovers a web of destiny stretching eons into Nosgoth's dim, unrecorded history. As his destiny comes full circle, Raziel finds his personal vendetta transformed into a hero's journey, with the fate of Nosgoth hanging in the balance. First let me point out the weak side of thing. This game lacks any real boss fights, that made the 1st one so good and enjoyable. There're bosses in this game, but few and far between and seem alot easier to kill, making them feel just like fillers to hold in the action fanitics. Next is the games length. The 1st one was around 18-20hrs, for part 2 its more around 10-12hrs, whitch is good or bad thing... just depends on how you look at it. The last problem with this game is the end... we get another TBC ending... no conlusion whats so ever. With that out of the way, I must aprise the grapics desginer, sound, and gamplay that are all topnotch. The argitcuter of the game is a sight to behold and the fluid controls make for a game anyone can pick up and play. Last but not lest, the sound is the one of the best to come out of the games released so far. So if the pluses out weight the negitives give this game a try, you will be given a lot of anweners that came up with the 1st game, but when its over a lot more will have risen to be left unawensered.