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Boktai 2 enhances the revolutionary gameplay experience of using sunlight! Continuing the vampire hunting adventures of Django the Solar Boy, players will once again explore the world of Boktai with over 60 new sunlight-powered weapons, a larger game environment, and even deadlier enemies! Features revolutionary solar powered gameplay, over 60 weapons that can power-up with sunlight, RPG elements build character skills and levels, and increased depth in multiplayer mode. [Konami]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 90
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GMR Magazine
This more expansive and finely tuned sequel takes all that was great about its predecessor and finesses the formula while losing none of the charm. [Dec 2004, p.108]
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Nintendo Power
A clever use of AI makes it possible for you to influence enemies with sight and sound. [Nov 2004, p.131]
75
Electronic Gaming Monthly
While not as groundbreaking as its forerunner, Boktai 2 still innovates enough to warrant your attention. [Holiday 2004, p.140]
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Play Magazine
I think maybe Konami went overboard in some cases - specifically with the deteriorating inventory items and a severely stingy continue system (you have to pay to continue, and then you only get half your health back.) [Nov 2004, p.89]
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Cheat Code Central
Aside from the novelty factor, the gameplay in Boktai 2 is very unoriginal. It's not much different than Castlevania but it's not as difficult.
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games(TM)
Fans of adventure games who don’t find block-pushing and switch-flipping tiresome will enjoy a long-lasting challenge, as will fans of the original. Everyone else, however, should approach with caution. [Aug 2005, p.118]
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Pelaaja (Finland)
In many ways, Boktai 2 is very similar to the first game. There’s just enough new additions to keep players interested, even if the difficulty level is a bit too high. The concept of the game is still charming and this time the ability to deposit solar power in the bank makes it a bit less dependant on your real life surroundings. [August 2005, p.76]
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Game Informer
Its gimmick doesn't overcome its bland gameplay. [Dec 2004, p.190]
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