This game really is as bad as people say it is. Gameplay sucks, music sucks, story isn't all that interesting. One of the worst games I've played. I guess one good note is that there was a character I did kinda feel sorry for but that's about it. I managed to get 4 of the 5 endings at least.(I'm not collecting every weapon that's absurd) Guess someone could argue that ludo narratively this game is great but it doesn't matter if your game is bad and has awful music in my opinion. Would recommend you play if you hate yourself

Honestly one of the most fun and chaotic multiplayer experiences I've ever played. I will note that getting 4 players together alongside 4 gbas AND 4 link cables severely hurts it a bit but if you're like me and you can manage to get the perfect set up, it's so worth it. I've played this game with 4 players like 4 or 5 times and every single time it was always hilariously competitive. I hope they can remake this game on like the switch where it would be much easier to set up because it's legitimately so fun!

Piggy backing off Prime 1, Prime 2 takes a more dark atmosphere and decides to take a much more hard approach in difficulty. The addition of the dark world and Ing make for some interesting world design and enemies. Sadly I feel this game's set pieces aren't as memorable compared to Prime 1 so I feel myself getting lost a bit. The endgame quest with the Sky Temple is also a whole lot worse than Prime 1's artifacts. The addition of weapon ammo is also annoying and I really feel like it doesn't add much to the game. Cons aside this game is still loads fun to play!

It truly feels like Kaga had so much planned for this game both in story and in gameplay and he succeeded and failed in various areas in my opinion. The weakest part to me is the maps as most of the time I feel like I'm just moving units. Doesn't help that for about half of the game its a breeze to go through while the other half feels like it's map are just ok in difficulty or they have some BS thrown in the mix. I feel like the maps exist to serve the story more than the gameplay which is nice but as someone who loves gameplay more it definitely makes me less excited to go through maps. It says a lot when my favorite part of the game is doing the arena in turn 1 since micromanaging to get everyone to complete the arena is so fun and makes me think quite a lot. The story is where I feel Kaga truly wanted to make this game shine! Unfortunately it's quite apparent that Kaga had more story to tell but he was limited from SNES memory space so he went for a more "general" story approach where the story doesn't quite go into the small details too often and instead feels like it's telling you a tale of Jugdral as a whole which is cool but not my preference. That said, I hope this game gets the Echoes treatment so it can have the storage needed to expand Jugdral even more.