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You Are On A Journey To Become A King In Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
Yesterday's reveal of Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom was very pretty, but it wasn't clear what the game's story is about. in a new video, developer Level-5's Akihiro Hino offers some details.
Alongside talking about the goals of the original game, Hino, in a PlayStation Experience video on PlayStation's YouTube channel, talks about the game's sequel and offers a summary of the game's story.
We're taking on a lot more challenges than before so we can bring new features to fruition. The sequel fulfills the ambitions we had after the first game's completion. You can expect deeper stories, rich in dramatic sequences you wouldn't have expected from the first game.
The story is about a young boy's journey to become King, through which he experiences many hardships, making both friends and enemies along the way. He'll receive help and provide even more, all contributing to his growth as a person and as King.
To see the game's reveal trailer, head here.
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