Overall, Gravity Rush 2 adds some fun gravity manipulations while keeping some of the same combat issues from the last game. However, if you look past that, you'll find plenty to enjoy with Kat's continuing adventures.

Gravity Rush could have gone so differently. Originally released on the PS Vita back in 2012, it was a shining light in what the handheld console could manage. Sadly the PS Vita has a tiny user base outside of Japan, so to have the original move over to the PS4 was a saving grace by all accounts.

Outstanding visual design; Excellent world design with a sense of verticality that is unmatched by any other game; A host of well designed content that sounds pointless; but is surprisingly great to play through

Confusing story choices; particularly putting the end credits 3/4 of the way through the game; The final chapter of the game goes against everything before it and puts you on a linear path; Camera is easier to control; but it can still leave you completely lost every now and then

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...

Platinum'd the first Gravity Rush and Gravity Rush 2 is even better. Make sure to watch the anime Sony put up on Youtube that bridges the two stories. Overall a great game, very similar to the first. They have added a first person option, online treasure hunts and more.

Excellent game definitely an improvement from the first game while keeping the core fun intact; if you have a PlayStation 4 this is a must buy, in a market overrun with first person shooters this is certainly a very welcome breath of fresh air.

Concept: Take Kat's gravity-defying powers and explore larger, more diverse environments Graphics: The locales are dense, gorgeous, and allude to real-world locations like S?o Paulo, London, and upstate New York Sound: Kohei Tanaka's score captures the feeling of soaring around each city...

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Gripping story; Relentlessly absurd humor; Generous selection of fun minigames; Small but dense and entertaining open world

Combat becomes formulaic; Inconsistent presentation

A hallmark of excellence. It may have some flaws, but they are negligible to what is otherwise a supreme title.

Gravity Rush 2 is a real treat for the eyes, ears, and reflexes. Its cinematic looks and score are wonderful, and its storyline is enthralling and thoroughly compelling. All combine brilliantly with the addictive and entertaining mission-based action to create a terrific game that's an absolute joy...

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