Suikoden II (1998)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS)
Themes:Fantasy, Historical
Game modes:Single player
Story:Experience An Epic Tale of Warfare, Magic, Friendship And Betrayal
-New tactical map battles add a whole level of strategy
-Fantastic spells with stunning animation sequences and specialized attacks
-Over 108 different characters can join your party and help you on your quest
-Unlock hidden storylines using your memory card data from the original Suikoden
-Build up your castle during the game to a thriving virtual communityShow more
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This game is, bar none, the best video game ever made. It is what Solidified my love for JRPGs and I have yet to play any game, let alone in the genre, that is anywhere near it's Equal.
Suikoden II positively impacted my life by showing me the power of loyalty, friendship, and the personal cost of war. Its emotionally rich story and deep political intrigue made me think critically about leadership and the true meaning of justice. The bond between the hero and Jowy deeply moved me, reflecting the complexities of relationships and difficult choices. Recruiting the 108 Stars of Destiny gave me a sense of purpose and connection, making the world feel alive and worth saving. Suikoden II is a fantastic game because it combines heartfelt storytelling with strategic depth, a massive cast of memorable characters, and a timeless message about unity and sacrifice. It reminded me that even in a world torn by conflict, hope and compassion can endure.
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