Gravity Rush 2 moves to the big (PS4) screen to outdo the underrated Vita hit. Is it worth the jump? Jake breaks it down. ★Follow Jake on Twitter:
And it pains me to say that. It just isn't a very good game. I was so impressed by the first one that it convinced me to purchase the sequel right away, even though some folks over here warned me about it when I made a thread to generate opinion on it a number of months ago. I thought to
Parts of Gravity Rush 1 and 2’s main and side story content revolve around Kat disagreeing with someone else over the correct path to follow, like Gravity Rush 1’s antagonist Mayor D’nelica, who believes in using the always-attacking Nevi as a weapon. Kat disagrees: she thinks that the Nevi should just be dealt with and not manipulated.
One thing I realized is the ability to turn off your gravity shifting and simply freefall as well as the ability to reorientate the camera instantly do wonders in helping you not get lost. Morrigan said: The controls for statis were garbage in 1, but were fine in 2, a major improvement. For real, it's like night and day.
I would definitely recommend you do! Gravity Rush 1 explains a lot of the backstories and motives of several of the main characters in Gravity Rush 2, and it'll also give you a better understanding of some of the events that take place during the second game!
Its gravity-altering mechanic is both unusual and challenging to master, but those who invest themselves in Gravity Rush will be rewarded by a deep, lengthy, and innovative gaming experience. Once you get the hang of things, shifting gravity to fly through the sky and string together a dozen or more attacks before landing can be highly satisfying.
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