Comparison and differences of King’s Bounty II vs Original King’s Bounty:
The sequel to popular King’s
Bounty releases in 2021 which has a new story & its gameplay uses top down turn-based
combat to provide you a fully immersive experience in the world of role-playing
games, that offer more weight to every choice of players, whether you are
leading military into combat against undead army, or develop good relations
with local people. King’s Bounty 2 offers a rich world that combines truth
& fantasy, & it consists of compelling narratives, notable game characters
& many moral decisions that can be made during gameplay.
Start the sequel as 1 of 3
playable characters. Each character has its own narrative. The gameplay experience
is non-linear, & it is set in an open world across a highly detailed &
densely packed fantasy setting. The game is divided into 2 different phases,
you can navigate the lands from a 3rd person view, completing
missions, discovering the wilderness, & meeting local townsfolk &
knowing their stories. When you are involved in battle, the camera shifts from
third person to bird’s eye view, & every combat is featured as turn based.
You need to use the soldiers smartly as you try to achieve glory in the battlefield.
King’s Bounty 2 is set in the big
lands of Antara, where a big danger has just risen. The realm is in chaos because
of an evil blight. People who survived are taking refuge in the empire of
Nostria, but they have scarce resources & food. Blight monsters were once
living beings. They are traversing the land, spreading chaos & destroying
the realm. The realm itself is battling for endurance, & your choices are
more crucial than King’s Bounty. It is up to you to decide the future of Antara.
The narrative of King’s Bounty II
is more cinematic & immersive. The choices made during the game are in your
hands rather than your mouth. You are constantly involved in moral decisions
that affect the story & kingdom. The game puts more weight in action rather
than dialogues.
The land gives players edge
during battle. You must look into surrounding environment before involving
yourself in battle, to reduce potential dangers or try to get the upper hand in
battle.
King’s Bounty 2 is no longer focused
on flat landscape like King’s Bounty. You will face realistic areas, & volumetric
combat zones are now very important for battle in the sequel. There is high
tactical diversity in the sequel, all types of obstacles & features can be faced
on the battle maps, such as ravines, hills, wagons etc. You will face tactical
pros & cons for every combat.
Enjoy freedom when choosing hero.
There are 3 characters to decide from, each of them has a different narrative. Upon
discovering the terrain, their narrative alters as they align themselves with
diverse traits involving Strength, Art, Anarchy & Order. Not only these decisions
effect how non-playable characters react to them, but they affect the world
too.
Every team contains fully new
units, each of them have their own abilities & look. You can make militaries
of humans, trolls, elves & other monsters who love to battle together,
& their bond is long lasting.
The sequel is taking new measures
as compared to King’s Bounty regarding tactical features. New tactical features
are available in the sequel including line of sight, for a more immersive,
& richer battle experience. There are more tactical surprises waiting for
you in the mid of battle.
King’s Bounty 2 features a big fantasy world that highly blends fan favorite genre tropes with a gritty realism to ensure gamers remain stuck in this realm wide skirmish.
King’s Bounty 2 has a number of
revised features from previous game. The sequel lets you traverse the map, make
military, face enemies, & discover magic objects & spells. Now things
are changing from a fantasy setting to realistic setting.
King Bounty is famous for combats, making military & discovering the game world. Discover units to include in your team, face other units, & find plunders. Things are not that complex but the real challenge is to balance the area, featuring fresh groups, & facing enemies that are neither very hard or simple.
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