![]() Its colorful animation conceals a rich but not overly complicated kingdom-management system that gives the adventure a grand sense of scope. ![]() No, you needn’t have played the first Ni no Kuni to enjoy its sequel, a feverishly optimistic (and welcomingly naïve) Japanese role-playing game inspired, in part, by the works of Studio Ghibli.
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