Aura Kingdom 2

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Aura Kingdom 2 is a multiplayer open world role playing game. It was developed by X-Legend Entertainment Co., Ltd. and was released on June 17, 2020. It received negative reviews from players.

"Aura Kingdom 2 is a 3D Fantasy MMO Adventure Mobile Game, perfect for role-playing and multiplayer experiences. Immerse yourself in a vast, magical world as you complete quests, defeat enemies, and interact with other players in real-time. Join now for a massively multiplayer adventure like no other."

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Audience ScoreBased on 114 reviews

music3 positive mentions

grinding4 negative mentions

The game features amazing graphics that appeal to anime fans.
Some players find the game fun and engaging despite the negative reviews.
The character and eidolon designs are appreciated by players.

The game is a poorly executed mobile port with numerous bugs and crashes.
Players experience long loading times and constant downloading of files every time they launch the game.
The gameplay is heavily focused on pay-to-win mechanics and gacha systems, leading to frustration among players.

story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in this game has been criticized for lacking depth and engagement, with many players finding it dull and uninspiring compared to its predecessor. The quest system is described as broken and overly reliant on daily tasks, leading to a repetitive experience that hinders meaningful progression. Overall, the narrative fails to captivate players, contributing to a sense of disconnection and frustration within the game.
- “It does do things in the same vein as the original, but has a new story.”
- “The story seems to be about the same quality as the last game, not great but it's there.”
- “I'm back to the game once again.. doing dailies over and over again.. huh it feels like a cookie clicker, but almost full afk most of the time.”
- “The story seems to be about the same quality as the last game; not great, but it's there.”
- “One of the worst games I've ever played... awful sound effects, awful animations, extremely boring story, no English voices even when there is an option to activate English voices in the settings.”
- “I'm back to the game once again... doing dailies over and over again. It feels like a cookie clicker, but almost full AFK most of the time. I also hit a new roadblock at level 65 where my quest requires me to reach level 66 to progress, so until I've done that, I'm stuck doing auto combat or dailies.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some praising the visuals as "amazing" and "pleasing for anime fans," while others criticize them for being subpar, featuring poor animations and minor bugs. Overall, the graphics are considered decent for a mobile game, but there are notable issues that detract from the experience.
- “The graphics itself aren't bad considering it's a mobile game; it has its charm.”
- “Pleasing graphics for anime fans.”
- “The visuals are pretty nice.”
- “At first, it was just a minor graphical bug that wasn't game-breaking, mainly a sudden disappearance of my summoned eidolon texture and menu icons are pink.”
- “Also, the graphics are just not that good and the quests are not intriguing at all.”
- “Horrible animation and disappointing graphics.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has been criticized for its shift towards typical mobile gacha mechanics, resulting in a less engaging experience compared to the original game. Players note poor controls and a lack of interactivity, with much of the gameplay feeling automated and passive. However, some appreciate that the controls remain faithful to the original, allowing for a seamless transition to a larger screen.
- “The controls are true to the original in every way, and the gameplay translates perfectly to the big screen.”
- “Gone are the beautiful art direction and fairly deep story of the first game, replaced by your typical mobile cash grab MMORPG gacha mechanics.”
- “I wanted to love this game for the 3D models, but it basically plays like a mobile game and everything can be auto-done, so basically there's no gameplay, just watching 3D models and every once in a while you click.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and time-consuming, often requiring repetitive engagement with the same content before progressing. Many describe it as feeling more like a second job, with an emphasis on constant farming and auto-attacking, which may not appeal to all gamers.
- “Else, you'll be grinding the same stages of content for quite some time before you move on to the next stage or unlock more content.”
- “This is not a game for everyone; it's like a second job, a grind fest, with auto attack and 24/7 farming.”
- “PC/laptop is best for AFK grinding 24/7.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report significant stability issues, including persistent lag, glitches, and a buggy launcher that complicates settings adjustments. Attempts to change settings often lead to repeated file downloads, and the game consistently loads in windowed mode without sound.
- “I have tried altering the settings, and no matter what option I choose, it loads in windowed mode, without sound, and lags and glitches horribly.”
- “Problems start at the very beginning - the launcher is buggy, and any attempt to make changes to the settings results in re-downloading some files over and over again.”
- “The game has really bad lag, and you even experience severe glitches.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is criticized for its poor optimization, resulting in frequent crashes and long loading times due to excessive file downloads at each launch. Overall, players find the performance to be severely lacking.
- “Poorly optimized as well.”
- “A fuming pile of trash with poor performance that keeps crashing and downloading 20 minutes worth of files every time it launches.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy has shifted from a focus on artistic storytelling to a typical mobile cash grab model, heavily relying on gacha mechanics commonly found in MMORPGs.
- “Gone are the beautiful art direction and fairly deep story of the first game, replaced by your typical mobile cash grab MMORPG gacha mechanics.”
- “The game feels more like a money-making scheme than a genuine experience, with constant prompts to spend real money.”
- “It's frustrating to see how much of the gameplay is locked behind paywalls, making it nearly impossible to enjoy without spending.”
replayability
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Users suggest that the game's replayability is hindered by its PC port, indicating that it may offer a better experience on an emulator, which could enhance its overall playability.
- “The game lacks the depth needed for meaningful replayability.”
- “Once you complete the main story, there's little incentive to play again.”
- “The limited choices and outcomes make replaying feel tedious rather than engaging.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is largely negative, with users expressing frustration over poor sound effects, animations, and a boring story, which detracts from any potential emotional engagement. Additionally, the lack of English voice options despite settings suggesting otherwise further compounds the disappointment.
- “One of the worst games I ever played. The story is extremely boring and fails to evoke any emotional response.”
- “The sound effects and animations are awful, which detracts from any potential emotional engagement.”
- “Despite having an option to activate English voices in the settings, the lack of proper localization makes it hard to connect with the story.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is praised for its beautiful soundtracks, enhancing the overall experience. Additionally, the fun community and social interactions, particularly within guilds, contribute to players' engagement and motivation to remain active.
- “The beautiful soundtracks create an immersive experience that enhances gameplay.”
- “The music really brings the community together, making it a fun place to be.”
- “If you are in a guild and have made some good friends, the music will keep you engaged and active in the game!”