Referencing Fire Emblem is actually fairly apt, unlike Project X Zone, which had structured turn order for players and enemies, Brave New World takes the FE approach by separating player turns and enemy turns.
However, it’s in a lot of the little touches where the game both excels and suffers. Dialogue between characters is enjoyable and it’s always worth switching characters around to see how they lend to each other’s fighting ability and company.įans of Project X Zone know exactly what to expect with this game: a plethora of characters from Sega, Capcom, and Bandai Namco games teaming up to fight off evil in a semi-turn based strategy RPG style, not unlike Fire Emblem (actually, Fire Emblem: Awakening’s Chrom and Lucina do show up in this game, so the game is paying full tribute). It’s a bid that ensures that the old characters get a fresh idea with new characters and creates new and interesting combos for beloved characters both new and old. I appreciate that several of the characters from the last game are paired up with different characters this time around. Like always, Project X Zone 2 has a wide host (58 and that’s just the good guys!) of characters. It’s more or less the same plot from the first game, but fresh enough and with enough new entries into the game to be interesting. As they travel to investigate the strange happenings, they begin to meet several familiar faces, both allies willing to help and foes who may be responsible. These strange events are investigated by Reiji Arisu and his “fox sage” companion Xiaomu, the lead characters of the Namco X Capcom series and veterans of Project X Zone. Taking place after the events of the first Project X Zone, the world is suddenly besieged by mysterious golden chains. Project X Zone 2: Brave New Worlds offers a lot more of the same in a fresh, new offering. Despite this, Sega, Capcom, Bandai Namco, and Nintendo decided to give the fans another offering in this crazy cross-over RPG action. The follow-up to the similarly styled Japan-only Namco X Capcom had a relatively quiet release and despite being successful, still only garnered a fairly cult following. Project X Zone was a curious offering when it first hit the scene in 2012.
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