Review: Bravely Default 2 sticks to the franchise`s classic JRPG formula
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Saving the world is a real grind. Bravely Default 2 brings the Bravely Default series to the Nintendo Switch for the first time, but not much has been updated beyond the console. Since the Nintendo DS series was meant to be a throwback in the vein of early Final Fantasy titles, that old school quality is core to the appeal, but that could be disappointing for anyone looking for a deeper story or big quality of life improvements. If what you`re looking for is more of the same tricky combat and classic fantasy tropes featuring kind heroes fighting cartoonishly evil villains, Bravely Default 2 delivers an experience on par with some of the best RPGs on Nintendo Switch. While it takes a lot of patience to power up your characters, it can be extremely satisfying to experiment with their abilities to find the best ways to take on the game`s tough boss battles and unlock even more character options. Bravely Default 2 review: The good The bad Should you buy? Heroes of Light asse...