I found that the only way to have some enjoyment out of this game is to constantly use the cheat that refills your health and mana. On top of that, the game is unfairly difficult, with ridiculously tough enemies that RESPAWN UPON LEAVING THE AREA, with scarce hearts, with and the aforementioned knockback. It says a lot about the game if abusing a bug that cancels this animation can be your ONLY hope in defeating some of the enemies. It's made even worse by the fact that there is no journal or anything like that that would remind you what is your current objective and what snippets of information you recovered from NPCs - your best bet is walking up to a random NPC and hoping that your character will ask about his current task.Īnother problem is the fact that at least some of the gameplay elements are shoddily programmed - like the knockback, which ALWAYS propels you backwards regardless of the direction from which you received the hit, and can leave you stuck in an endless loop of hurt due to the long-winded animation. Yes, NPCs do tell you every now and then something useful, but there are also times when they do not, and without a walkthrough at hand, you could be left wandering aimlessly around the whole world, having no clue what to do next. One of the major problems is how cryptic it can be in telling the player what he's supposed to do next. Little Big Adventure 2 is a game with great ideas, great story and great foundations for gameplay, but also many flaws that detract from enjoyment and make it hard to get into by a modern player. VideoGame LBA 2 review - the difficulty, crypticness and knockback ruin it
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