Romancing SaGa 2
Romancing SaGa 2
Description (IGDB)
The Emperor or Empress of Avalon begins the game as King Leon and later plays as his various heirs down through the game years. Leon hands his kingdom over to his son, Gellard. At the end of Gellard's reign, the player is able to choose his or her own successor and pass on Gellard's abilities to them. At the end of each generation, he or she will be given a choice of four heirs. Their identity is based on a combination of chance and anyone whom the player has assisted or allied within in a past generation.
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Description Steam (Français)
Montez sur le trône de l’empire de Varennes et menez plusieurs générations de rois dans une lutte acharnée contre les sept Héros. Le système de scénario libre dynamique qui fait la particularité de la franchise de RPG SaGa qui s'est vendue à des millions d’exemplaires vous permet de prendre le contrôle de différents protagonistes figurant dans la ligne de succession impériale et de vivre l’histoire d’une nation qui grandit et change en fonction de vos actions.
- Découvrez le scénario captivant qui a contribué au succès du jeu lors de sa sortie initiale en 1993.
- Utilisez armes et arts martiaux dans des combats survoltés pour apprendre et maîtriser de nouvelles techniques de combat.
- Tirez profit des attributs de chaque personnage, apprenez de nouvelles formations de combat, concoctez des sorts et renforcez vos armes pour faire évoluer l’empire de Varennes.
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Avis des joueurs Steam
Jeu acheté il y a à peu près 2 ans, j'ai finalement décidé de me le faire cette semaine (à coup de 10 heures par jour, ça va vite). J'avoue avoir fais assez peu de jeux dans le genre J-RPG mais j'ai beaucoup vu et regardé des jeux du genre. Alors va...
Jeu excellent, J'ai pas fait le 3è du nom mais je porte fort cet opus dans mon coeur !
Excellent et rejouable de nombreuses fois. De quoi bien rentabiliser le jeu.
its ok
Mises à jour et Actualités
30 year old JRPG Romancing SaGa 2 finally gets its due with a new, full remake
Back before the Final Fantasy and Square Enix developers fused together to become Square Enix, series creator Square (as they were at the time) also brought us another essential JRPG series, the most popular of which was 1993's Romancing SaGa 2. A fundamental early pillar of the genre, its nonlinear structure and broad class selection made it a key influence on the industry, but it didn't make it to a worldwide launch until 2016. Now, its full-scale remake has finally arrived, modernizing it for a 2024 audience, and it's already proving a hit on Steam. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Romancing SaGa 2 doesn't get enough credit for helping shape modern JRPGs
Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven Available Today!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2455640/ This game is a full remake of Romancing SaGa 2, the classic RPG from 1993 that sold a million copies in Japan. The original game has been rebuilt with numerous accessibility updates to make it an exciting and enjoyable experience for SaGa series veterans and complete newcomers alike. ■Story Seven heroes saved the world in ages past, but the ancients feared their power and exiled them to another dimension. Thousands of years have elapsed since The Seven were banished, and they have long passed into legend, but it was always said that they would return one day to save the world again. Finally, they appear once more, but none can say what fate the heroes return will herald… ■Imperial Succession The player becomes the Emperors of Avalon and works to expand the realm while battling against the Seven Heroes. To stand against the incredible might of these foes, successive Emperors must pass their powers down the line of succession to their descendants and engage in an epic conflict that spans millennia. ■Characters Over 30 different classes, featuring a plethora of races and occupations. Each class has its own unique capabilities, favoured weapons and magical powers. Characters from any class can ascend to become emperor. Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven Demo available now! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45065531/45ddb5a444af8cd2c63d3c774a37dd0016125964.png The demo lets you enjoy the opening chapter of the game, where Emperor Leon and his comrades take on Kzinssie of the Seven Heroes. Story progress from the demo can be carried over to the full game.
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Allowing you to pick your own heir to the throne and affect direct change across a whole country is impressive, making the story feel like its your own. This is emotionally strengthened by other elements like permadeath. While it can be frustrating to play at times, it is absolutely worth experiencing Romancing SaGa 2; a truly hidden gem in the Square Enix library. »
« This is one of the more unheralded Super Nintendo JRPGs, but the update is of a high quality, and while I don’t think it’s a classic example of the genre by any means, it is still a very enjoyable game. A clean, enjoyable combat system, plenty of enemies to fight, and a bit of exploration and puzzle solving on the side; this is the kind of classic JRPG experience that I’ll never get tired of. »
« A game that we recommend to jrpg enthusiasts who do not fear experiences of gameplay sui generis. »
« With appropriate updates and feelings of nostalgia, Romancing SaGa 2 feels like a game from the 1990s, but looks a lot more polished. »
« Romancing SaGa 2 has a certain old school charm that invites any old school RPG fan to give it a shot. I don’t think it’s as polished as Square Enix’s other titles that came out during this ’90s era, but it’s something worth investing in if you want a different take on the standard RPG formula. It’s not for everybody, but Romancing SaGa has enough good qualities to give it a go if you’ve never played it before. »
« Romancing SaGa 2 is an alluring blend of esoteric and impenetrable that is as vexing as it is fascinating. »
« Romancing SaGa 2 is really intriguing new JRPG. The combat system has a great sense of depth thanks to its distinctive take on levelling, the inclusion of formations and how the player is held accountable for each party member. The kingdom management aspects also provide a greater sense of player agency and helps set it apart from conventional role-playing games. Due to this design, the story and character development – including the dialogue throughout – aren’t quite as refined as other Square Enix titles. Regardless, the entire concept has aged surprisingly well – even by modern standards. »
« Romancing SaGa 2 makes its debut in EU after the '93 release with new HD graphics, but the port is the same we saw on mobile devices. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Remaster de um dos melhores RPGs de SNES. Pouco conhecido pela versão original que só lançou no Japão, agora o jogo finalmente ganha uma versão ocidental oficial. O sistema de gerações de reis e a herança dos atributos é um charme que torna o fator replay nota 10. A escolha de refazer os cenários e manter os sprites originais foi uma ótima maneira de preservar o clássico deixando mais bonito. »
« It's worth playing. Romancing saga2 was released 30 years ago, but still the system is uniq. I played it recently, but I was surprised. definitely, one of the best JRPG! »
« It’sthe best JRPG ever. I know Final fantasy or dragon quest were great, but Romancing saga2 is masterpiece. »
« worth it and glad to play this game again. so much memories and nostalgia within this spin off game in the series. »
« Its inheritance system is extremely well implemented and makes for fun replays, combined with its complex questing system allowing for various approaches and outcomes. I, for one, am surprised to see that it took 23 years to localize it. »
« Without a doubt one of the most astonishingly well-made games. Its polish, gameplay-wise, is unparalleled. »
« easily the best JRPG of the SNES era. What an underrated gem. Too bad reviewers seem to not know what makes video games art, yet. »
« It's always funny to see people call Chrono Trigger the best JRPG on the SFC/SNES when that's no true in the slightest and only demonstrates their lack of experience with said console: RS2 is better than CT will ever be. RS2 has actual non-linearity, with non-traditional leveling. You have proficiencies for various weapon types (like bows, spears, etc.). You learn new skills by "sparking" techs, i.e. attacking with a certain weapon. The stronger the enemies you fight, the higher is your chance of learning a new skill (albeit that also depends on the class and type of your characters; a hunter is more likely to spark bow techs than a ninja). Enemies (and some bosses) scale passively,and high battle rank enemies are really devastating. It's generation-based, so while playing through the game, you play through an entire lineage of emperors, and how the empire evolves is entirely dependent on your actions; doing a certain amount of quests causes a generation skip to occur. There's also permadeath in the game: each character has a fixed amount of LP (life points), which, when depleted, causes a character to die permanently (in the case of your emperor, you'll have to appoint a new one). Sleeping at an inn does not regenerate your LP. Defense is separated into 8 categories, Blunt, Slashing, Piercing, Projectile, Heat, Cold, Electric, "Status" (this doesn't really mean status effects, it means magic damage that doesn't fit into the other categories, like dark curses or weird star magic) Since you can't just pump 1 "def" stat you'll be swapping defensive gear around to deal with different enemy types and also probably be supplementing your defenses with utility spells. Utility spells are a BIG deal. Status effects are useful against bosses but how a status effect is applied matters. "Stun" comes from both Sweep and Feint (and a bunch of other sources), but Sweep only works on enemies that actually have legs, and Feint only works on enemies that are actually holding a weapon, etc. It's a really good JRPG and marks the peak of SFC/SNES JRPGs. »
