- April 14, 2023
- INSIDE SYSTEM
Brave Dungeon: The Meaning Of Justice
46%Game Brain Score
story, optimization
gameplay, music
56% User Score 34 reviews
Platforms
Nintendo SwitchPCWindows
About
A sequel that inherits the basic system of the previous Brave Dungeon. You can play in different stories and different systems with the scenarios of the three protagonists.











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Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews
story6 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- Brave Dungeon 2 features fast-paced gameplay that maintains the excitement of combat, exploration, and character growth.
- The game has an excellent soundtrack that enhances the overall experience and is enjoyable even outside of gameplay.
- There are significant improvements over its predecessor, including increased party customization and more character interactions.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and technical issues, making it feel incomplete and poorly polished.
- The English translation is subpar, often feeling like it was done by machine translation, leading to confusion in dialogue and menus.
- Certain gameplay mechanics, such as the city-building aspect and skill unlocking, are tedious and detract from the overall enjoyment.
- story39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is generally considered lackluster, with many reviewers noting that it lacks depth and complexity, primarily focusing on turn-based battles and dungeon exploration. While some stories, like Papeline's, introduce city-building and crafting elements, they are criticized for feeling incomplete and overly tutorial-like. Klinsy's story, in particular, is seen as a regression, detracting from the improvements made in Al's story, leading to a disappointing overall narrative experience.
“In Papeline's story, you're tasked with building a city which involves gathering and crafting.”
“The new dungeon mechanics introduced in Klinsy's story were pretty good.”
“It went slow but also kind of ended abruptly, though perhaps they expected players to play this story last, so they'd go into the final chapter knowing everything they need.”
“The story is nothing special.”
“Main issues stem from Papeline's story, which just feels incomplete.”
“There is no huge storyline or complex mechanics; it's all about the turn-based battles and exploring dungeons.”