Game number two in the series continues on from the previous game with one exception, EVERYONE is dead. Well every character from the first game. Much of the game remains the same as the previous with some noticeable differences.

The Good:
- The game adds more monsters to the world, while keeping the ability to clearly define how strong a monster is based upon rarity.
- New game mechanics are added to the game. Both in the base game and in the DLC, one of which is almost needed to complete 100% of the achievements.
- The game maintains the difficulty level throughout the entire world with leveling based upon your strongest monster in party.

The Bad:
- As with the previous entry the ability to change your keybindings is not there. It is a bit better than the previous game. However, since the game was later developed with PC in mind, this was disappointing to see.
- Like the previous game it doesn't like to handhold you in ways that one would anticipate to be helped. For example, a new mechanic was added to catching monsters, but it was never explained how it actually affected the game.
- Speaking of hand holding, the DLC has NOTHING to drive players to start it in any way. This happens to be a problem for those hunting the games new Legendary monsters since they are apart of the DLC.

Overall the progression of this game was nice to see. I hope that there is more progression with the next entry. As well I hope to see some meaningful changes too that have been neglected in this entry, but shouldn't have been. I am looking at you keybindings.

Best creature collector game that I've played. Really enjoyable experiance.