The world was shattered due to the happenings of the first game, and it was up to Angelus, the Red Dragon, to fix the broken magical seals and stop the world’s end. In the eighteen years that have passed since then, the Union has established its dominance over the land and has captured as prisoners the former soldiers who served in the troops of the Empire. The young priestess Mannah has matured and now lives in the company of the others held captive. Within the Union troops, a group known as the Knights of the Seal was organized to ensure the safety of the magical seals. General Oror of the Knights was leading an expedition into the wilderness when he came across a young kid named Nowe who was being looked after by the Blue Dragon, Legna, and could communicate with her. Oror decided to adopt and nurture the young child, so he brought Nowe and Legna back to the Union with him. Nowe was given the title “The Savior” by the head of the Hierarch, Seere, once he realized Nowe’s ability. Raised among the knights, Nowe eventually developed the ambition to join their order. Nowe, who has been preparing for this moment for a long time, has finally reached the point where he may officially join the Knights of the Seal…
Unlike the original game, Drakengard 2 is an action role-playing game from the third-person perspective. On his journey, the player assumes control not only of Nowe but also of the other characters accompanying him along the route. The gameplay can be divided into two categories: ground combat and aerial combat. During Aerial Combat, Nowe fights various flying enemies that breathe fireballs (both powerful single shots and weaker multiple lock-on shots). He does this while mounted on a dragon. The Dragon is handy and can easily sidestep danger by whirling around in a blink of an eye to face the opposite direction. The game is played from a third-person perspective in typically expansive open settings in Ground combat. When you take control of Nowe, his significant power is the ability to employ a wide selection of weapons scattered over the battlefield. Because a single character is the only one who can wield a particular weapon, switching to a different category of weapons will cause Nowe’s playable character to be replaced by one of the other members of his party. Through consistent use, and more particularly, through the defeat of specific foes, these weapons can advance in level, unlocking new combos and gaining access to more potent spells. Finding and using various accessories and objects, including those that replenish health and magic, is possible during the battle. Now can gain experience by defeating foes and using magic (the type of which is dictated by the weapon she uses), timing her attacks, and dodging. When defeated, enemies leave behind trinkets and gold, but players can only obtain weapons from the treasure chests they open. Nowe can summon engaged in ground combat, allowing him to ride it and strafe enemies from above. The Dragon’s motions are generally the same as those used in aerial combat; however, they are more restricted and less agile.
Your progression in the game is depicted on the map of the world. Levels that have already been completed may be converted into “Expedition Missions,” which are playable at the player’s discretion and feature new goals, opponents, and weapons. In addition, it is possible to return to any prior level in the storyline at any moment and play through it again. In addition, communities will offer weapons and stuff in exchange for gold coins.
