"The forest dungeon also had increased depth, and not just in graphical quality: there were raised and lowered platforms, slopes, and even tunnels, all seen from an angle lower to the ground. It’s a big change from the original game’s dungeons, which were top-down and often felt a bit flat. Navigating the dungeon was made friendly thanks to a shortcut button on the touchscreen that brought up a pop-up menu for the auto battle settings and the encounter rate (the encounter rate meter was buried deep in the menu of the first game)." -RPGLand
KeenGamer: "To prepare for the challenge of the upcoming JRPG, players might wish to practice with games similarly developed by Square Enix before Bravely Default 2. From game mechanics, story and overall tone, here is a list of 5 games that will prepare players for what awaits them."
The release date and other details have been revealed for The Art of Bravely Second: End Layer.
The official Twitter account for the Bravely series is teasing a new title announcement.
