Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon - Time Drifts Through the Moonlit Night

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  • Summary: An additional side story, "Time Drifts Through the Moonlit Night," will be added to the game. The side story can be triggered in the Hotel Lobby, after Chapter 2 is completed, and will take place between Chapters 2-7.

    Additionally, "Requiem Pink" costume for Aluche, which boosts all    An additional side story, "Time Drifts Through the Moonlit Night," will be added to the game. The side story can be triggered in the Hotel Lobby, after Chapter 2 is completed, and will take place between Chapters 2-7.

    Additionally, "Requiem Pink" costume for Aluche, which boosts all parameters, is included in this DLC.

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    Sudden tremors shake the city of Eurulm, and everyone who is gathered at the Hotel Eterna can feel them too. According to the Shikigami, the tremors were caused by the crashing of a flying ship. Aluche and her companions head to investigate, unaware of the tragedy that is awaiting them at the site...

    * You will be able to change the costumes when you progress the game and unlock the "Changing Room."
    * You must have the latest patch installed in order to use this content.    … Expand

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  1. GamerFlare
    Jun 20, 2019
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Its fun and addictive if you like rpg style. The story is outstanding and is good at not taking too much time, i play for the music and its just so amazing, i suggest playing because its worth it… Expand
  2. awdrifter
    Aug 4, 2019
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Just finished the first playthough, I didn't get the true ending, but I watched it on YouTube.

    I think I got the normal ending, where Aluche died and the Nightlord was destroyed. I kinda like that ending over the true ending, where they kind of stuck at the end of time forever.

    I love the character design of this series, all the characters look very nice, even the villains. I freaking love Muveil's design. Also the music is pretty good, especially the final boss fight music, that really fit the feel of that fight.

    But this game has way too many problems to be enjoyable, I would even say overall it is less enjoyable than the first game. The strict time limit really sucks, I might replay it someday with NG+, but they pretty much force you through the first playthrough, that sucks! Also the 2 character + 2 servan system is very inflexible, they should've allowed 4 characters total and allow you to mix and match. There are so many days where I want to bring 2 or 3 girls along so I can finish up their side quests in a particular area, but can't due to the way the party is limited. Also the lack of healing spell or servans really sucks for the first and final boss fight.

    I'm just really disppointed that they seem to have taken one step forward and two steps back in terms of game design. Adding the time (days) limit is a serious drawback. I'm pretty sure there won't be a NoA3 since Sony has gone to full worldwide censorship (and even if they make NoA3, probably no more sexy costume design), so this is probably the end of the series, I wish it would've ended on a higher note. I guess Gust will go back to making more Atelier games.    … Expand