This encourages a better weapon management, and you would have to decide whether to engage in a battle or not since you could lose your weapon because of that extra EXP. It still retains the real time action-based combat, but more challenging, since if your weapon’s durability gets too low, it will break, so you would have to craft a new one in the first game, your weapon’s durability automatically gets refilled after a battle, but in this one, you’ll have to either go back to the workshop to repair them manually (free of charge, yay!), or use items to restore its durability. The good thing is, you can now determine which one you want instead of having them assigned to you by answering questions 😀.
At the start of the game, you would have to choose your guardian beast, and the variety is really great! Choose from a hot-blooded oni, a cool mechanoid, a wind spirit, and a devil with an alternate angel imprisoned inside her. Still, before talking about the story further, let’s talk a bit about the gameplay. The premise is pretty basic, but trust me, it develops! Moreover, there are various side stories along the way that are also interesting, albeit a little bit too short. After a shocking event, Goura’s seal is removed, and our protagonist needs to gather the sword called Daemon Edge, all in order to seal Goura once again. The protagonist, however, is an Edge Fencer, a bloodline that enables the person within the ancestry to wield the power of Goura, and the only person capable of sealing it off. Being raised by Blaire, a craftknight, our protagonist grows to be his apprentice, living alongside his children, Orin and Tatiana. In the game, the protagonist lost his or her dad due to a beast named Goura rampaging in Cliff Village.
Similar with the first game, Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 utilizes the classic “no more dad for you” formula. The main characters have a fairly distinctive appearance now! Source: HERE
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