Gravity Rush 2 is not a perfect game, but it undoubtedly expands upon its predecessor in nearly every conceivable way. There are some wonky camera moments along with a few narrative stumbles and problematic quest designs, but the flaws are quickly overshadowed by the triumphs, and just like its...
Marking on of the first times I found use for a remaster, I only became interested in Gravity Rush when I played its remastered edition for the PS4, while I had a few issues with that when it come out, my interest in Gravity Rush 2 was nonetheless piqued.
Much-Improved Graphics and Performance; More intimate; meaningful story; Engaging characters; Fun; beautiful core mechanic
Recycled plot device
Kat may have saved Hekseville from their plight during the gravity storms, but these storms aren't done with Kat and her friends yet. A gravity storm sucks up Kat, Syd, Dusty, and Raven and deposits them on the other side of the world. Kat and Syd wake up in Banga, a floating mining village.
New gravity styles are fun to play with; Fun online events that reap fun rewards; Improved Gravity Throw is a life-saver; Bigger world means plenty of exploration
Camera is so; so bad when it comes to flying around and attacking; Stealth missions while flailing in the air are not fun; Side missions feel worthless; Story is plain and predictable
A solid, well-executed gimmick can mask plenty of potential criticisms, and carry the subject for multiple iterations. Just ask ex-Smiths frontman Morrissey, who has somehow cultivated a career spanning decades by embracing the gimmick of being a bristly, miserable bastard who can be a bit good at...
Japan Studio created magic when it brought the charming and lively character of Kat to life. Everyone's favorite nevi-fighting Gravity Queen is back in Gravity Rush 2, and she hasn't missed a beat.
Great A.I; Diverse Missions; Wonderful Soundtrack
Poor Pacing; Unruly Camera
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