Game Review - originally written by Spinner 8
Zwei means Two in German, and that’s pretty much the game in a word. You control two characters: the typical sword-wielding boy, and the typical magic-casting girl. You can switch between them at any time, though it doesn’t really seem to matter except in combat. The combat’s pretty neat, you press the button and the boy zooms along in a straight line for a few feet. There’s also a meter in the corner that fluctuates and determines your critical hits. And the game is SOOOOOOO CUUUUUUUUUTE! It’s very bright and colorful and cheery, which seems to be a big departure from Falcom’s other games. Hmm, I guess Zwei really defies explanation. At least, it’s an action RPG. That should help you out.
Zwei means Two in German, and that’s pretty much the game in a word. You control two characters: the typical sword-wielding boy, and the typical magic-casting girl. You can switch between them at any time, though it doesn’t really seem to matter except in combat. The combat’s pretty neat, you press the button and the boy zooms along in a straight line for a few feet. There’s also a meter in the corner that fluctuates and determines your critical hits. And the game is SOOOOOOO CUUUUUUUUUTE! It’s very bright and colorful and cheery, which seems to be a big departure from Falcom’s other games. Hmm, I guess Zwei really defies explanation. At least, it’s an action RPG. That should help you out.