Finally, I encountered a lot of issues with crashing, in and outside of missions, which have often cost me 20-30 minutes of progress. Also, during cutscenes and dialogue, the sound has this weird glitch where every couple seconds it cuts out for a moment. It’s a couple very short, generic samples, playing on a loop. Sound is, well – the sound feedback is pretty good, although it makes you feel as if the enemies are deaf, but I guess for gameplay purposes, it is okay. are fairly low quality, which is a shame, but I guess sacrifices had to be made somewhere. The only downside is that, beyond the playable area, basically the back-drop, the skyboxes, etc.

and perhaps the only thing I really liked about this game. are very distinct and it’s very intuitive. The graphics are very stylized, but also very clear, and interactive elements, etc. The story is mostly presented via too long cutscenes with little substance, and some dialogue with “quirky” NPCs – basically a very bad anime. The presentation is not helped by the weird choice to have the voiceover be this stunted mix of japanese, english, gibberish, sims language, and orcish, that’s honestly distracting, because some of it is understandable, and some of it is plain bullcrap. What I understand of it is not exactly deep. Unfortunately, the core gameplay, while fun – the stages are fairly well designed and interesting pieces of puzzle to solve, though not too challenging aside from a few very specific small parts of some stages – is marred by inconsistent spotting / stealth mechanics and clunky movement, which make the game frustrating to play. Aragami 2 is a stealth game with some platforming and RPG elements. Aragami 2 is a stealth game with some I have to say that I like the premise of the game, but the execution is rather disappointing.

I have to say that I like the premise of the game, but the execution is rather disappointing.

Aragami 2 gameplay