Xenosaga 2

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Where the first episode belonged to Shion and KOS-MOS, Jenseits von Gut und Böse, Beyond Good and Evil, turns its gaze on Jr. and MOMO, and the result is the most personal chapter of Monolith Soft's trilogy. It opens with a flashback to the Miltian Conflict, the catastrophe at the root of the saga's mysteries, and then drives toward Old Miltia, the lost world where the Original Zohar waits. Released in Japan in 2004 and in North America in 2005, it picks up the story right where Episode I left off.

The emotional core is the story of the U.R.T.V.s, the engineered children who include Jr., his brother Gaignun Kukai and the volatile Albedo. Their history is ugly and tragic, and the confrontations between Jr. and Albedo are some of the most intense scenes in the series. Second Miltia and the ruins of Labyrinthos give the chapter new ground to explore, while Dmitri Yuriev, the man who created the U.R.T.V.s, casts a long shadow over everything that happens.

Monolith Soft rebuilt combat for this entry. A new stock system lets characters hold back and save up for bigger bursts of attacks, a boost command lets them jump the turn order, and the A.G.W.S. units give way to the E.S., huge mechs powered by Vessels of Anima that echo the Anima Relics of Xenogears. E.S. battles are separate from on-foot fights, and the machines can be piloted through dungeons as well. The pace is more deliberate than Episode I, which some players find slow and others find more tactical. The music shifts too: Yuki Kajiura scored the cutscenes and Shinji Hosoe the in-game and battle music, giving the chapter a very different sound from its predecessor.

Episode II also redesigned the cast with a more realistic look than the anime style of the first game, a change fans still debate. What it offers in return is the backstory the whole saga leans on. The finale sets up Episode III directly, and without this chapter the trilogy's conclusion loses much of its weight. For a complete run of Xenosaga on original hardware, this is the bridge you cannot skip.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
2004
Publisher
Namco
Developer
Monolith Soft
Players
Single player
About the game

Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse is a direct sequel to the first episode of the science-fiction RPG Xenosaga series.

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