Gravity Rush 2

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  1. JKekaNVKZ
    Jan 20, 2017
    10
    Gravity Rush 2 it's a real next gen project! compared to the first part of the game developers have made tremendous strides in all directions while maintaining the spirit of the first part! Great graphics, stunning and beautiful living world, an interesting plot, excellent animation, fantastic destructible objects, blurred motion makes the picture even more stunning, design and animationGravity Rush 2 it's a real next gen project! compared to the first part of the game developers have made tremendous strides in all directions while maintaining the spirit of the first part! Great graphics, stunning and beautiful living world, an interesting plot, excellent animation, fantastic destructible objects, blurred motion makes the picture even more stunning, design and animation of monsters also creatively great! Don't miss this beautiful adventure!… Expand
  2. HTGamer
    Jun 26, 2017
    8
    Gravity Rush 2 is a great sequel to the acclaimed original PS Vita/PS4 game.

    Gravity Rush games combine comic book manga-style storytelling (full cut-scenes are few and far in between), cell-shaded graphics, and open world mechanics with Kat's ability to shift gravity in any axis you want to. First comes the positive part. The game's main characters are likeable, especially the    Gravity Rush 2 is a great sequel to the acclaimed original PS Vita/PS4 game.

    Gravity Rush games combine comic book manga-style storytelling (full cut-scenes are few and far in between), cell-shaded graphics, and open world mechanics with Kat's ability to shift gravity in any axis you want to.

    First comes the positive part. The game's main characters are likeable, especially the protagonist duo of Kat and Raven who behave like two young girls but with super powers. Combat is simple and intuitive, but it can get repetitive. Along the way you empower your abilities and are granted two different play styles as the story unfolds. Other than the normal style, Lunar style makes you lighter and Jupiter style makes you heavier, each affecting you in differing ways. And let's not forget the physics on display when you unleash your powers on the enemies and debris go flying all over, they are on a whole new level than the 1st game.

    The cel-shaded graphics are beautiful and the manga-style storytelling is unique and charming. The open world is yours to explore and take on story missions, side quests and challenges. The game's story is presented in a 4 chapter (27 episodes) structure with one fake ending in the 3rd chapter and the true ending if you beat the 4th chapter. Kat's true identity and tragic past are revealed in the final chapter, and after a slow start it's non-stop action leading to a great finale. And if all that wasn't enough, the game's got a free prequel story expansion centering on Raven, called Another Story: The Ark of Time – Raven's Choice, lasting 6 episodes (3 hours of gameplay, more or less). The game's even got a nice instrumental-based soundtrack that perfectly fits the mood.

    Now comes the negative part. Some of the stealth missions (both main and side ones) are awfully designed and unforgiving due to not having coherent and clear stealth rules. Furthermore, like the 1st game, near the story's end there is a series of 3D gravity shifting puzzle levels which I found really annoying and offputting. Last but not least, the aerial combat and the camera during combat can be troublesome. When performing aerial kicks there is a chance you 'll miss your kicks (especially in standard style, so go for the lunar one), and you have to manually align the camera quite often when enemies are attacking you from all directions. A future Gravity Rush game will require a reworked camera and combat system.

    In the end Gravity Rush 2 is a beautiful and charming game from Sony's acclaimed Studio Japan. I 'd like to see a sequel in the future, the game's director says he 'd like to do it, but that's all we got for now. It's a nice curio that will please fans of japanese games. I wholeheartedly recommend this game to every PS4 gamer.    … Expand
  3. KingVilla1n
    May 3, 2019
    10
    Фантастическая игра, гениальность которой понимаешь, падая через облака вниз, пролетая различные уровни воздушного пространства. Ты можешь бродить вниз головой по карнизам гигантского мегаполиса. Потом начать долго-долго падать вниз, оказавшись в грязных дождливых декорациях маленьких парящих островков бедняков. В этой игре есть что-то очень душевное будто от клипа Gorillaz - Feel GoodФантастическая игра, гениальность которой понимаешь, падая через облака вниз, пролетая различные уровни воздушного пространства. Ты можешь бродить вниз головой по карнизам гигантского мегаполиса. Потом начать долго-долго падать вниз, оказавшись в грязных дождливых декорациях маленьких парящих островков бедняков. В этой игре есть что-то очень душевное будто от клипа Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc. Сюжет также и грустный и веселый, и милый. В нем есть доля сатиры на общество, но это и просто великолепное приключение.
    Одна из самых лучших игр для Playstation 4. К сожалению, есть большие опасения, что продолжения никогда больше не будет (игра получила очень маленькие продажи, сервера были быстро отключены и, по слухам, Sony больше не особо горят желанием давать денег Project Siren). Но с "золотым песком на дне водоема" практически всегда так.    … Expand
  4. Astro_Corp
    Nov 5, 2017
    10
    La segunda parte de esta saga, tras ver el episodio animado (recomendado, está en el canal de youtube de playstation), me entró el hype, tras acabar la historia principal se me escapó una lágrima, uno le coge mucho cariño a los personajes, como el anterior todo genial, la historia da unos giros argumentales fantásticos, todo inesperado, nuevos poderes, trajes y un montón de misionesLa segunda parte de esta saga, tras ver el episodio animado (recomendado, está en el canal de youtube de playstation), me entró el hype, tras acabar la historia principal se me escapó una lágrima, uno le coge mucho cariño a los personajes, como el anterior todo genial, la historia da unos giros argumentales fantásticos, todo inesperado, nuevos poderes, trajes y un montón de misiones secundarias, si hablamos del DLC que es gratis, bastante bueno, una historia más en cuenta lo que pasó con el arca (en el primer juego), muy curioso todo :) este y el anterior se llevan un 10/10 por mi parte y ahora me pondré a sacarme le platino en ambos jajaja :D… Expand
  5. Snchzvita
    May 19, 2018
    10
    Un juego impresindible para el catalogo de ps4 lleva lo visto en ps vita a un nivel mayor errores en jugabilididad pero nada grave solo se puede catalogar como una obra maestra
  6. rocky1987
    Aug 25, 2019
    10
    Fantastic game no other game has the feel of gravity shifting down to a tee like this game does it is such a unique experience
  7. vegemonsta
    Dec 3, 2018
    7
    Gravity Rush 2 is a roller coaster of emotions. Across the board, the quality of the game's design ranges from great to terrible. Without going into too much detail, I'll break it down for you.

    The Great: Art Direction Characterization World Design Mechanics (traversing the world) The Terrible: Focus Level Design Boss Design Fighting Mechanics The Inconsequential: The    Gravity Rush 2 is a roller coaster of emotions. Across the board, the quality of the game's design ranges from great to terrible. Without going into too much detail, I'll break it down for you.

    The Great:
    Art Direction
    Characterization
    World Design
    Mechanics (traversing the world)

    The Terrible:
    Focus
    Level Design
    Boss Design
    Fighting Mechanics

    The Inconsequential:
    The Story

    The start of the game is very strong. Not far into it, you are introduced to a wide open area that is very nicely designed. Unfortunately, it is stripped away from you while progressing the story. You're then thrusted into the map from Gravity Rush 1. Which is nice, but not nearly as nice to look at as the earlier map.

    If you choose to push through the story missions, it will take about 30 hours to complete. I do not suggest playing this only for the story. It's broken up into 3 disjointed storylines. The endings of which are pretty lackluster. That's without going into the details on just how infuriating the missions become later on. Bosses eventually become a matter of luck, scrambling for healing items on the map and mashing the attack button.

    Between major story events, the game tosses in these very out of place linear challenge missions. They are all graphical oddities which are super lazy in presentation and the challenges themselves range from easy to cheap and exhausting.

    That being said, there is more good to go around here. There are plenty of side quests to do which carry a lot of charm. My only gripe with them is there is a bit too much of the "go here, then go here" sort of work however.

    All in all. This game is a mixed bag by definition. Certain elements are so poorly designed and inconsistent you wonder how they got into an otherwise great game. I can only assume the design process was very disjointed. There's a lot of potential in this franchise, but I just don't see it reaching it. This is the sequel after all, and they still haven't hit the nail on the head.    … Expand
  8. chesaro
    Oct 31, 2017
    8
    This is hard to say, but the worst part of this game is that it feels like an expansion of the original one, very similar in almost every way, but without the vita, the way it was done on the vita felt more natural that the way it works on the ps4, the issue it caused me more problems was the fighting mechanics, you just lose yourself spinning that much just trying to lock the "bad guy"This is hard to say, but the worst part of this game is that it feels like an expansion of the original one, very similar in almost every way, but without the vita, the way it was done on the vita felt more natural that the way it works on the ps4, the issue it caused me more problems was the fighting mechanics, you just lose yourself spinning that much just trying to lock the "bad guy" (it would be better on the vita i think). If you liked the first one, you will love this.… Expand
  9. MatadorVoraz
    Dec 30, 2022
    4
    Average and predictable game. It repeats almost everything from the first one, but what's good stays at the same level, and what's bad is increased. The missions are extremely boring and repetitive, and so is exploration and crystal collection. The story is boring, silly and predictable for the first 2/3 of the game, and before I got into it I was forcing myself to play. Only the endingAverage and predictable game. It repeats almost everything from the first one, but what's good stays at the same level, and what's bad is increased. The missions are extremely boring and repetitive, and so is exploration and crystal collection. The story is boring, silly and predictable for the first 2/3 of the game, and before I got into it I was forcing myself to play. Only the ending becomes interesting.… Expand
  10. tomvs123
    Jun 25, 2019
    8
    Gravity Rush 2 is a very well-written game and should satisfy anyone who appreciates the depth of writing in series like Atelier (the older ones), Resonance of Fate, or Nier (although this isn't nearly as deep as Nier).

    This game is obviously part of the Japanese game renaissance. It brings to the table many great weird, experimental, and meaningful aspects of Japanese games that were    Gravity Rush 2 is a very well-written game and should satisfy anyone who appreciates the depth of writing in series like Atelier (the older ones), Resonance of Fate, or Nier (although this isn't nearly as deep as Nier).

    This game is obviously part of the Japanese game renaissance. It brings to the table many great weird, experimental, and meaningful aspects of Japanese games that were popular in the NES to PS1 days. And unlike the original Gravity Rush, this one actually finishes the story and gives a concrete ending.

    The game's story is a continuation of the original Gravity Rush game. It's not necessary to play the original game, but if you're big on story continuity, then it's a good idea to play Gravity Rush first.

    The setting is an incredibly strange and unique world, which consists of various early 1900's-like societies existing on islands suspended in air. A pillar extends from the bottom to the top of this world and acts as the world's center. Inhabitants who live on one level of the pillar rarely interact with inhabitants on other levels due to the great distances (heights) and storms between them. This was unveiled in the previous game, and this time around, we get get much more information about how this world works and its relationship to its gods.

    The world setting is great, with no huge writing-related issues. The biggest small issue with the believability of the world is the size of the societies. The societies seem way too small to support themselves. But it's easy to excuse that based on real-world development limitations.

    You play as Kat and Raven in this game, gravity shifters who are primarily going about their daily lives. Gravity shifters are rare, but don't really get special treatment by society.

    Like in the first game, Kat starts out basically homeless and works as a miner. She's temporarily lost her gravity shifting abilities due to the events of the last game. If you do all of the side missions, you'll spend much of your time doing mundane tasks (such as delivering mail, catching dogs, and moving furniture) in your amazing gravity-shifting ways. Kat has a great personality, being kind, trusting, ready to do hard jobs, sensitive of others' needs, and calling out injustices when she sees them. It's simply great watching her interact with others in a variety of ways, since the writing never demands her to be stupid to move the plot along. If you're a fan of the hard-working, and intelligent young girls of the Atelier series, such as Totori or Sophie, you'll like Kat right away.

    Raven is a little different, being seemingly older, more jaded, and more lazy. She doesn't add a whole lot to the story, but what she does add is relatively important and good.

    While playing as Kat during the main story, you'll primarily be dealing with the world's merchants and governments, who aren't the most just organizations. They make relatively valid and easy-to-believe decisions about business or their territories which affect Kat, her friends, and sometimes society as a whole. You then take part in fights (not always literal) against them. While this might sound like we're getting into the territory of writing aimed at kids, it doesn't ever get that bad. The motivations of those involved are vague enough, and not important enough to Kat's goals (to need to know the full details), to keep things relatively believable.

    And when all of that's over and the credits roll, the game isn't over yet. Kat then goes on a journey to learn more about the world and its gods that end in a very beautifully-written conclusion. In a side-story for Raven, she goes on a similar journey. While not as well-written overall as Kat's, it has a similarly beautiful conclusion. Both of the protagonists make sacrifices, and they do this without second thoughts or trying to explain this to the player. Like in the Nier games, you see what happens, and that's it. You must come to your own conclusions: the game doesn't tell you how to feel.

    So this is definitely one of the Japanese greats. If you can get over the wild gravity-control gameplay, there's some beautiful writing here for you to experience and contemplate.    … Expand
  11. techtronics
    Feb 2, 2018
    10
    Amazing game. Exploring the world is fun, and unlike most things I've seen in games. Combat is interesting, and has more to it then meets the eye at first. The story is interesting, yet has a lot of components to keep up with, and ends in a way that all but guarantees a sequel. The level up and story progression system were also extremely well done as it gives you a good amount of freedom.Amazing game. Exploring the world is fun, and unlike most things I've seen in games. Combat is interesting, and has more to it then meets the eye at first. The story is interesting, yet has a lot of components to keep up with, and ends in a way that all but guarantees a sequel. The level up and story progression system were also extremely well done as it gives you a good amount of freedom. Another great game.… Expand
  12. ElleryHQ
    May 15, 2020
    4
    В игре есть одна интересная игровая механика и разработчики не долго думая построили всю игру вокруг неё. Все остальные геймплейные элементы очень посредственные, например бессмысленные побочные квесты, которые мало того, что скучны, так и награждаются каким-то мусором или кривая система стелса, ужасная камера, которая делает управление еще хуже. В целом игра простая и визуально приятная.В игре есть одна интересная игровая механика и разработчики не долго думая построили всю игру вокруг неё. Все остальные геймплейные элементы очень посредственные, например бессмысленные побочные квесты, которые мало того, что скучны, так и награждаются каким-то мусором или кривая система стелса, ужасная камера, которая делает управление еще хуже. В целом игра простая и визуально приятная. Но очень скучная и однообразная. Не рекомендую. Ощущение такое, что игру делали "на коленке".… Expand
  13. Joe627487136
    Jun 27, 2017
    10
    Gravity Rush 2 is a big surprise indeed. I still remember the time I was flying in Hekseville just wandering for some gems to level up. Now they design 4 new stylish islands to form Jirga Para and at the same time bring back your an improved Hekseville which make the gameplay has some fresh experience and later a sense of nostalgia. I have to say even you finish the story mode then youGravity Rush 2 is a big surprise indeed. I still remember the time I was flying in Hekseville just wandering for some gems to level up. Now they design 4 new stylish islands to form Jirga Para and at the same time bring back your an improved Hekseville which make the gameplay has some fresh experience and later a sense of nostalgia. I have to say even you finish the story mode then you still got side quests to play with and each of the side quests is pretty unique. Once you have done with the side quests then you can move on to the challenge missions which are also kind of fun. If all of above you have done, why not take some fresh air and just wander for some gems and try to boost your character stats then fight those legendary navi? This game just never ends so fast and worth people exploring more. The new Talisman system kind of turn out to be a cancer for those people who want to collect stuff since there are always be various Talisman and you want the best one.

    For those people who want to have a better experience, I suggest you go to play Gravity Rush 1 first on Vita or remaster vision on PS4. It helps you understand the world setting better. But if you don't want to waste your bucks then just buy the Gravity Rush 2 and I guess the city Hekseville is not that deep feeling for you this time whatever. Still, a good game doesn't need anything to support. Just like Dark Soul 3 is a great game even without Dark Soul 1 but you won't cry if you see that Lord of Cinder turning into Gwyn.

    As for the control. You will get used to it. (infinite R1 pressed to adjust direction)

    For those people who motion sick. -99/10.

    For newcomers (not beginner lah, haha it's not dark souls). 9/10.

    For those who have played the previous one. Just buy it. Go now! 999/10.    … Expand
  14. jrdnnn
    Nov 4, 2019
    6
    One of the most inventive titles of the generation, Gravity Rush 2 is a blast to play...most of the time. The world is absolutely stunning, somewhere between the tropical fantasy of Final Fantasy XII and the skyward architecture of Bioshock Infinite, the cities you inhabit feel truly alive, bustling, full of secrets and charm. Character design and music echoes this and the entire sensoryOne of the most inventive titles of the generation, Gravity Rush 2 is a blast to play...most of the time. The world is absolutely stunning, somewhere between the tropical fantasy of Final Fantasy XII and the skyward architecture of Bioshock Infinite, the cities you inhabit feel truly alive, bustling, full of secrets and charm. Character design and music echoes this and the entire sensory package is a delight to experience. Seeing different districts of the city (upper, middle and working class in the first, then specific industrial districts in the second) is wonderful and each part of the game feels lived in and tangible. The story has strokes of genius (anti-corporation, class division) but I ultimately lost interest towards the end and was actually pretty lost with what was actually going on as the narrative leaps around nonsensically. However, the protagonist Kat is one of the most likable main characters I've experienced, endlessly hopeful and optimistic in the face of truly awful humans and situations. Why have Sony not promoted her more as a mascot? She is a fantastic role model!

    The movement control scheme is wonderful and I never tired of flying around cities, collecting gems and experimenting with each of the gravity styles (Terran, Lunar and Jovian). Choosing a point to redirect your character's gravity pull towards is genius and all the additional add-ons like sliding, super jumps, catapults and wall-walks make it even better. You'll frequently get distracted for half an hour at a time just wandering round the HUGE maps, seeing what lies around (and beneath) every floating island. Unfortunately, combat is a whole different ball game. Frequently frustrating, unwieldy and hampered hugely by the camera, battling is truly a huge annoyance more than anything and considering the game lends itself to being a fun, exciting platformer/collectathon at heart, combat is featured WAY too heavily. The overall effect means that I look back on the game much more negatively than I'd like, as I honestly hated any fights. Even basic enemies are a pain sometimes as you try to kick them, fly 50m out their reach, lose track of the camera and then get smashed with an attack. Boss battles against flying enemies are insanely frustrating. There's a lot of variety to combat but often it just does not work well. Furthermore, side quests are often quite dull and ridiculously long - often as long as story missions. The game drags out menial tasks to odd lengths and the momentum of the game is truly lost. I ended up forgoing side quests entirely til the end of the game.

    In summary, I wish Gravity Rush 2 was simply an exploration game with difficult platforming and a more chilled approach to missions, with shorted side quests and waaaaaayyy less combat. The style and brains behind the game cannot be faulted, it's truly amazing to see. But playing through it becomes a slog and detracts from the game's true charm. Regardless, Kat should be championed as a huge Sony mascot from now on - make Gravity Rush 3, sort the issues and make her a star!    … Expand
  15. Ryuail
    Feb 1, 2020
    10
    Charm, and heart that is what is at the core of this game.

    Gravity Rush (1 & 2) are a breath of fresh air in gaming, with a world filled with color, and a protagonist that is as doofy and lovable as a basket of puppies. Kat's optimism is absolutely infectious, but the games do occasionally make the point that is not an oblivious oaf. Going straight into Gravity Rush 2 there are some    Charm, and heart that is what is at the core of this game.

    Gravity Rush (1 & 2) are a breath of fresh air in gaming, with a world filled with color, and a protagonist that is as doofy and lovable as a basket of puppies. Kat's optimism is absolutely infectious, but the games do occasionally make the point that is not an oblivious oaf.

    Going straight into Gravity Rush 2 there are some oddities that might take an extra minute to come around to making sense, the gameplay is a little loose, but the personality and charm of this game more than makes up for any small hiccups that are encountered along the way.    … Expand
  16. Colder99
    Feb 11, 2018
    7
    I though the game control of a sequel should be improved and more friendly cause they should already know how to improve user experience, but it was even harder...
  17. archaim
    Jul 6, 2020
    6
    Сразу скажу, что после великолепной первой части я ожидал большего. Не могу уверенно сформулировать что меня не устроило во второй части, но играть в неё было просто менее весело. Не смотря на это, это всё ещё отличная игра с уникальной неповторимой механикой, которая стоит того, чтобы дать ей шанс.
    Игра стала больше, красивее, появились новые территории, активности, механики.
    К    Сразу скажу, что после великолепной первой части я ожидал большего. Не могу уверенно сформулировать что меня не устроило во второй части, но играть в неё было просто менее весело. Не смотря на это, это всё ещё отличная игра с уникальной неповторимой механикой, которая стоит того, чтобы дать ей шанс.
    Игра стала больше, красивее, появились новые территории, активности, механики.
    К сожалению, игра продалась настолько плохо, что её поддержку прикрыли уже через год после выхода. Многие онлайновые активности теперь не работают, что делает невозможным получение некоторых косметических предметов. Позор разработчикам за это. Могли бы хотя бы патч выпустить, который грамотно вырежет онлайн-функции, но нет, сервера тупо отключили.    … Expand
  18. Malucas
    Aug 17, 2018
    10
    This made me want to be playing PS4 again. I was tired of all my games and I wasn't playing for a long time, 'till I find it. AWESOME GAME
  19. Hussein9696
    Aug 1, 2020
    10
    Just the most fun and beautiful game out there.vbbhhhhhhhhggggggghhh has always wanted me in a new place dont and 3d and the last one piece hungry for me again this year was very good
  20. HenryL
    Jul 18, 2021
    3
    It makes we wonder whether any of the developers actually played this game? Or whether any reviews actually attempted to finish it. It lacks the charm of the first gravity rush and the side missions seemed like they were created as fillers. No-one here has even mentioned Chapter 12 and how horrible you keep dying repeatedly in a timed corridor taking away the experience Dead IP. Sad end toIt makes we wonder whether any of the developers actually played this game? Or whether any reviews actually attempted to finish it. It lacks the charm of the first gravity rush and the side missions seemed like they were created as fillers. No-one here has even mentioned Chapter 12 and how horrible you keep dying repeatedly in a timed corridor taking away the experience Dead IP. Sad end to what could have been a good game with interesting mechanics.… Expand
  21. storageheater
    Mar 23, 2017
    5
    I considered writing more but it seems no matter how well you explain your viewpoint on this game, criticism is considered "unhelpful" so I'll just go with my own personal viewpoint boiled down to its core:

    I very rarely found myself thinking "this is fun."
  22. NascarNerdAC
    Jan 24, 2017
    10
    I must say, this game is truly great. The open world in this game is one of the most unique and expansive worlds in any game, and it's a huge step up from the original game in every way.
  23. uVimOvil
    Jan 24, 2017
    9
    lo bueno, kat la protagonista es totalmente adorable y entrañable y .... un encanto :D luego la historia principal bastante pasable lo malo las misiones secundarias son bastante repetitivas
  24. fantasticknight
    Jan 20, 2017
    9
    The game is gorgeous!! Great start of the year. Gravity Rush was a great game, and the second part only confirms this. I believe that everyone should play this masterpiece. I have no complaints about the game, everything was perfect. 10/10
  25. sololeocr
    Feb 7, 2017
    9
    Un gran juego sin dudas, con muchas cosas que hacer, los modos de fotografía son divertidos ya que uno puede relajarse un poco y tomar imágenes dentro del juego ya sea con Kat posando o no, la búsqueda de tesoros también es un extra para salir de la rutina de las misiones principales o secundarias, además que sirven para encontrar muchas gemas mientras que se explora, vuelven los retos yUn gran juego sin dudas, con muchas cosas que hacer, los modos de fotografía son divertidos ya que uno puede relajarse un poco y tomar imágenes dentro del juego ya sea con Kat posando o no, la búsqueda de tesoros también es un extra para salir de la rutina de las misiones principales o secundarias, además que sirven para encontrar muchas gemas mientras que se explora, vuelven los retos y introducen luchas contra grandes Nevis, todo esto para obtener ya sea talismanes que dan ventajas a Kat, poses o conseguir puntos que nos dan acceso a diferentes recompensas como trajes.

    El juego en si mejora bastante al anterior, pero el juego no esta exento de problemas, muchas misiones se alargan demasiado muchas veces a propósito donde nos ponen a muchos puntos que al final son mas perdida de tiempo que otra cosa, ya que no aportan nada realmente, también esta el hecho que la transición entre ciertos capítulos logran desubicarlo a uno temporalmente de lo que esta pasando, pero por dicha es algo pasajero y muy pronto se retomará el hilo de la historia. El juego cuenta con mas misiones secundarias que el anterior, claro no todas difieren entre si y se pueden volver repetitivas, muy al estilo de las misiones de mundos abiertos, pero están allí y junto con todo lo que hay hacer en el juego le da mas puntos ya que no es un titulo que se acabará rápidamente si queremos hacer todo, mi consejo es que alternen entre tareas, hagan misiones secundarias, búsquedas de tesoro, busquen cristales, o luchen contra nevis en los sitios mineros, ya que si solo centran en completar el juego les va resultar bastante pesado, mas que todo por estas misiones se diseñan para tener una duración larga de forma artificial.    … Expand
  26. thelegend28
    Jan 24, 2017
    10
    The game has not skipped a beat from it's change of Console. The Gravity Rush charm remains intact and I am in love with the detail the producers manage to put into this game.
  27. ivyking007
    Jan 23, 2017
    10
    +graphics and art stlye
    +good music
    +fun sidequest
    +gameplay solid but combat a bit repititive

    -few dull stealh mission

    greater inmprove from prequel remaster on ps4 , to animation and celshaded graphics and great use motion blur or sidequest
  28. cmfernandez316
    Feb 22, 2017
    10
    A sequel of epic proportions with the lovable character of Kat and her awesome friends. A major improvement from the original thanks to the power of the PS4. Great story and a wonderful ending with few holes but overall not that hard to follow if you haven't played the first one. I recommend this game to anyone especially to those fatigued from redundant action games. Caution: I suggest toA sequel of epic proportions with the lovable character of Kat and her awesome friends. A major improvement from the original thanks to the power of the PS4. Great story and a wonderful ending with few holes but overall not that hard to follow if you haven't played the first one. I recommend this game to anyone especially to those fatigued from redundant action games. Caution: I suggest to get hydrated before playing to avoid the effects of motion sickness.… Expand
  29. Christophunk
    Feb 7, 2017
    9
    +The best movement mechanics out there, simply navigating the world is a blast
    +Incredibly creative world design, harmonises perfectly with the heavy emphasis on exploration
    +Great music +Sleek and pretty UI/Menu +Combat mechanics improved from the last game, gravity styles give you a wider arsenal +Nice story, not exactly groundbreaking but the simplicity was welcome and it was    +The best movement mechanics out there, simply navigating the world is a blast
    +Incredibly creative world design, harmonises perfectly with the heavy emphasis on exploration
    +Great music
    +Sleek and pretty UI/Menu
    +Combat mechanics improved from the last game, gravity styles give you a wider arsenal
    +Nice story, not exactly groundbreaking but the simplicity was welcome and it was overall an engaging tale

    -Stealth and escort missions were quite boring
    -Ugly pop-in effect, sometimes details and NPCs take a while to appear when you land

    With so little flaws to overlook it's hard not to recommend this absolute gem of a game, very unique and fun experience.    … Expand
  30. Dr4gonkiller96
    Jan 20, 2017
    10
    Gravity Rush 2 improves on the Original by So Much. it adds loads of new stuff while bring in the old stuff as well. So far GR2 is much better as the limitations of the Vita isn't present here. The personal camera is great, the Costumes that you get at the start are the same ones from the DLC in the First one, and the treasure hunts are fun and sometimes hard depending how hard the personGravity Rush 2 improves on the Original by So Much. it adds loads of new stuff while bring in the old stuff as well. So far GR2 is much better as the limitations of the Vita isn't present here. The personal camera is great, the Costumes that you get at the start are the same ones from the DLC in the First one, and the treasure hunts are fun and sometimes hard depending how hard the person who took the picture wanted it to be as you randomly get pictures for treasure that you need to find based of that picture. I finished chapter 1 and once you hit Chapter 2 its a lot better. Trust me...

    I loved the art style of the first and glad back and improved to utilize the power of the PS4. The Cut-scenes get confusing like always but its still good and great to look at with the Motion sensor features. some other new features like the First person Camera (was in the original but only worked when stationary, now it isn't and you run around in First person, makes closer combat a bit easy as the camera can be a bit iffy at times.

    the Challenges return and are just as good and improved with the improved mechanics for a few of the abilities Kat has. the new camera that you get lets you not only change costumes but add props that you can use in the world, and is used in multiple missions. the world is bigger than the original with the rift like planes bigger than before with the main world having 4 parts like before but each one bigger than the first because of it being tiered. the new powers "lunar' and "Jupiter" extend the combat with more ways to play to suit your style and with the addition of Talismans which improve certain aspects to your abilities in all 3 styles.

    if you played the first, its a no brainer to get the new one. 10/10    … Expand
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#62 Best PS4 Game of 2017
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#18 Most Shared PS4 Game of 2017

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Metascore
80

Generally favorable reviews - based on 94 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 78 out of 94
  2. Mixed: 15 out of 94
  3. Negative: 1 out of 94
  1. Vgames
    Sep 18, 2017
    80
    Gravity Rush 2 feels like a true sequel to the original game. Kat feels and looks amazing, the world she lives in is astounding and the OST and sound design really give this game an anime movie look. The game looks like it would've benefited from a higher frame rate, and the stealth missions do feel dull, but overall it's a good game and a great addition to your PS4 library.
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  2. Games Master UK
    Apr 2, 2017
    79
    A bigger, better sequel to an interesting idea, but one that falls slightly short of greatness. [March 2017, p.74]
  3. Playstation Official Magazine Australia
    Apr 1, 2017
    80
    Beautiful carnage, free gravity cat, and no consequences. How can you not go head over heels about a game like that? [March 2016, p72]
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