Make a poor choice and your questing experience could noticeably become more difficult. This could be during combat where you select your next move or selecting a response during a quest. Throughout the game, Blackguards 2 is highly critical on the choices you make. Your character is restricted to how far they can travel on each turn so that party and enemy moves are rotated in a fair manner. It is also used for combat as well as selecting objects. The hex system is a set of hexagonal grids that appear on the floor which is used to move your character. This is seen through battles with world encounters and the use of the hex system. The key difference that sets Blackguards 2 from other RPGs is the strategic turn-by-turn element in the game. It has a talent tree for specialising your hero, you can loot gear from objects in the world and you receive rewards from completing quests. The gameplay in Blackguards 2 has the stock-standard features that you would find in an RPG. For her plan to come to fruition, Cassia must gather allies, conquer cities and progress through the world map in pursuit of Marwan. After suffering in the dungeon for four years with bites from poisonous spiders (known as Corapias) that have disfigured her face, Cassia manages to escape with vengeance as her key motive on her mind. The story behind Blackguards 2 starts off with the protagonist known as Cassia and lifts off from the ending of Blackguards, where she is thrown into a dungeon by her husband, Marwan. Developed by Daedalic Entertainment, it is a sequel to Blackguards which released in 2013.
For games to do this properly, they need to harness the features and capabilities of the genres in question, and sadly, Blackguards 2 doesn’t utilise them to its advantage.īlackguards 2 is a strategy role playing game (SRPG) exclusive to PC. There’s the Borderlands franchise with a fusion of FPS and RPG and Destiny which takes those two and adds MMO into the mix. It’s not the first time that we’ve seen games take on a hybrid approach to genres.
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