The Guardian: "Rendered in the Studio Ghibli aesthetic – defined here by artist Yoshiyuki Momose and composer Joe Hisaishi, who both worked on the Japanese studio’s Oscar-winning Spirited Away – the newly released Ni no Kuni II’s non-threatening whimsy is stylish but childlike. And for the first few hours, while searching for a patch of unclaimed land on which to settle a capital, it’s a likable adventure. You bumble over hill and dale, slaying monsters, incrementally upgrading your swords and sandals, and sleeping off the effort at local inns."
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If you are like me, and you have never played Ni No Kuni 2 upon its initial PS4 release, then this is an excellent time to rectify that glaring oversight.
OK, no wonder. The more I play it, the more it's clear the game is Ghibli in spirit. It seems that while the Ghibli organization itself has changed drastically since the first game, the people behind the sequel are mostly the same. Did a bit of searching, and quickly found this:
https://www.theverge.com/20...
Beautifully done, at least the full-scale characters and areas of the world. (I'm not a fan of the overworld diorama at all.)