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Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Revealed, Is A PS4 Exclusive

As far as many JRPG fans are concerned, Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is one of the best games ever made.

Which is why they'll be overjoyed to hear about the sequel…well, provided they own – or plan to own – a PlayStation 4.

During this weekend's PlayStation Experience, Sony announced Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom , which is coming exclusively to PlayStation 4. The game focuses on Evan, a boy king who must travel through a kingdom engulfed in darkness and prove he's worthy of being a leader. Unsurprisingly, Evan meets a number of characters on his travels, including Roland, "a visitor from another world." The debut trailer is below and yeah, it's gorgeous.

The last title was developed by Level-5 with help from Studio Ghibli, and is widely recognized as one of the most visually accomplished games of the past generation. Expect nothing less from the sequel.

Related Game(s): Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingom

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daus26
daus26
8 years ago

I really wanted ps4 Ni No Kuni, and wow was it revealed a lot sooner than I thought. Now I know the rpg to play after the other gorgeous rpg game Dragon quest Xl! If this game releases in 2016, I won't be able to handle it tbh. 2016 seems really OP for me.

Jalex
Jalex
8 years ago

Tidy!

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

very tidy!

Temjin001
Temjin001
8 years ago

The crowd seemed to be most impressed with this showing today. Solid rejoicing and applause followed the trailer.

MRSUCCESS
MRSUCCESS
8 years ago

I thoroughly enjoyed Ni No Kuni on the PS3. I will be getting this one within a few days of release.

bebestorm
bebestorm
8 years ago

Absolutely gorgeous!! Im really hoping there are no familiars in this one.

ethird1
ethird1
8 years ago

I am an old fuddydutty man's man when it comes to games. When I first seen the original Ni No Kuni I thought to myself, "I would never play that kiddie freaking game." But when I read it was a good old fashioned rpg that you could raise pets and use them to fight, I said what the hell. I mean the graphics looked amazing and it had an overworld map!

That game turned out to be one of the greatest little rpgs I ever played. Music was a 10. Story was a 10. Graphics and fighting was a 10. Voice acting was a 10 (Who doesn't love the english accent?). The only thing I think they could have fleshed out a little more was the pet leveling advancement. But I loved that as well.

Apparently they have taken all this time to make part 2. I cannot wait for this game. It looks like it is gonna be fantastic.

Underdog15
Underdog15
8 years ago

We clearly disagree on what makes a man a man, but we definitely agree on Ni No Kuni. I picked it up because it came out when I felt a bit of a drought. Loved it a ton.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

Did you just make a positive comment?

shaytoon
shaytoon
8 years ago

day one for me

Aerifale
Aerifale
8 years ago

Never completed the first title. I loved almost everything about it but the actual battle system didn't quite grab me even after putting many hours of game time. Despite this I'll give the sequel a fair chance. It just looks too good to give it a miss!


Last edited by Aerifale on 12/6/2015 6:35:50 AM

DarthNemesis
DarthNemesis
8 years ago

One of the greatest games ever made? Nowhere near the greatest games or Level 5's best. I never finished it,but it was just solid.The kiddie style has run its course next to games like Skyrim and the Witcher.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

only if you lost the little kid in you.

Underdog15
Underdog15
8 years ago

It's easily one of Level 5's better games.

WorldEndsWithMe
WorldEndsWithMe
8 years ago

I'm in, but I paid too much for the last one so I'll wait a bit.

Level 5 does need to make Rogue Galaxy 2 next though.

broox9
broox9
8 years ago

All In.

gumbi
gumbi
8 years ago

This is great news 🙂

I'm always on the lookout for games I can play, and enjoy, with my kids in the room. Most of today's big games are just not appropriate for 5 – 8 year olds.

Ni No Kuni was a lifesaver. It met all my criteria for a great game, it was 100% kid friendly, and it was full of that classic Studio Ghibli charm that I've come to love over the years. My kids were into it as much as I was.

I waited a while to buy the first one, but I'll buy a sequel at launch.

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