The thing that I like about this and previous part of this game series is that it is unusual and well-balanced. Simple, nevertheless interesting story. Souls-like combat, with challenging and not dumb fights. Unusual setting, Action RPG adventure about anthropomorphic rats. Something to say also about collectioning, it’s good that it just exists here. But for those who like it.

"full controller support, Your Playstation Controller" It's demonstrably not full support because i can only play it with steam input and with showing xbox buttons. Oh Edmund, it's the lying i find so hurtful. Issue has been around since release and still not fixed 6 months later. Despite the above being partially sarcastic I do like ToI2 overall...However, the same criticisms I had for the first game still stand and barely nothing has been added. Still good art, decent story and excellent narration by Doug Cockle but still clunky, padded, shallow and repetitive. I can't really recommend ToI2 because its not better than ToI but it should be and it doesn't bode well for the teased sequel because it suggests it will be the same game again with no improvement, refinement or studio growth. Very disappointing.

I like hard games, love them. Kick me in the balls harder. But. Don't give bullshit hitboxes and hide animations OFF SCREEN so the player cant respond. There are a few attacks, namely the boss after you get your last spell, that have the red area to avoid, then the attack goes TWICE the distance it shows and jumps to the edge of the screen to cover up the next attack. Though to be fair, the red attack could just be a bug. It also leaves poison on the ground starting at the end of the hit box, nothing actually in that box When you are low on hp, the cam zooms in. You know what really sucks? When you are fighting one of the large enemies and actually can't see the symbol above their head to know how to respond, or any of the 80% of its body coming to kick your ass. Like for real, the screen zoom is like 50% or more, it's crazy what you can't actually see I'm all for kicking me when I'm down if I screw up, but don't screw me as the player to where I actually can't even see what...

POG but when will we get DLC?

Oh my, what can I say? I'm not disappointed in this game at all. I know many say it's pretty easy compared to the first game, which is true in some cases, but it also brings a lot of challenge. The true joy is the narrative and the bosses. They are very fun to learn, even if they are at times very difficult. This game is visually gorgeous, just like the 1st game. It has a cute charm to it, and I can't help but love all of the characters involved in the story, even if some falls short. The combat is fun, and is challenging. I know some enemies were a bit easy, but I also struggled with a lot, especially the bosses (and the last boss, FUCK YOU >:( .) But it was all in good fun. I loved the first game, and I find this sequel to be a huge improvement! It introduces so many other worlds, combat systems and gear. My only complaints; It can get buggy at times. The "repetitive" (especially) bosses gets stuck trying to run away from the player lol and you're basically soft-locked witho...

This is an excellent sequel to Tails of Iron.

Tails of Iron Ii: Whiskers of Winter is an excellent action adventure game with light rpg elements and a superb successor to the first game. The combat is heavy, blows need to be measured out and greed will kill you fast. You're equipped with a light, heavy and ranged weapon, which together with charged attacks and 4 magic spells keep the combat varied enough for the 12 or so hour playthrough (steam didn't count the hours I played offline). The art style is amazing and the decision to go with narration instead of any direct dialogue is an inspired one - it really gives the whole game a storybook feeling. The story itself is nice enough, it keeps the dark(ish) fantasy feeling the whole way through, but doesn't really do anything too out there or interesting. However, the world that this game (and the previous one) has built is very intriguing - it feels like the world is actually alive and things happen when you aren't around. I found the game exteremly fun - bite-sized, brutal, but ...

Great game, the only bad part for me is elements mechanic. Like it's fine when you can prepare 4 weapons of different type so you can switch up on a go, but it's just annoying to deal with at the start of the game

This game is a true successor to the first one. It is just as amazing in every way, so far i am loving it and i think that many people will.

still fun game, but not good as the first one, boss keep escaping and repeat, fuck