Not once am I ever taken out of the experience by a poorly-done cinematic or interaction when playing or replaying this game, which is very rare. Every single voice actor in this game breathes life into their characters, regardless of how much screentime they get (I can quote so many lines from the dialogue), and special mention must go to Michael Wincott as Death - he doesn't seem to have done much voice work, but he absolutely KILLS IT in this game, with every scene and every line perfectly encapsulating the millennia-old ender of civilizations with a hurting heart that you're playing as. That said, while Death's driving motivation takes a backseat at times in terms of how much it is mentioned, that in no way is a detriment to the plot, which is complex, epic, and constantly engaging. I should note that it's not necessary to play the first game prior to this one, as it takes place parallel to the events of D1, but this game will spoil a crucial plot point for War's story, and a lot of the story and characters are given more weight with knowledge of what they have or will go through. What you will find, however, is an excellent game.ĭ2 revolves around the Horseman Death's quest to absolve his brother War of the crime of apparently kickstarting the apocalypse by undoing the crime: he aims to revive all of humanity that was slaughtered in the chaos. Like its predecessor, Darksiders II wears its inspirations on its sleeve: it's an open-world RPG with dungeons, multiple locales, locations that can only be reached with a hookshot, a portal gun, a boomerang.you won't find any revolutionary gameplay concepts here. VideoGame My Favorite Portal of Warzeltroidvania Game
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