I forgot to log this one despite it being, potentially, my favorite in the series. I will always prefer the interconnect, atmospheric setting of the first game over the linear, sometimes, repetitive levels present here. However, combat is king in these games, and me replaying a game directly after beating it should indicate how good it is. There is so much to learn involving combat, and it just feels like it keeps expanding with so many intricate combos and moves to master. Its story may be messy and its levels may be visually repetitive, but with combat as good as this it's hard to not love it.