Aragami 2 Reviews
Aragami 2 is an adventure that can be enjoyed by stealth fans and anyone who wants to try infiltrating an enemy base with satisfying results. Even if you’re bad at stealth games, Aragami 2 encourages you to create your own path and explore different ways to tackle a challenge. Sometimes close combat is my jam, and other times I just want to avoid confrontation. The many ways to experience Aragami 2 made it feel less catered to one specific audience and more towards anyone who is interested in trying a stealth experience. While the plot isn’t all that engaging, it is satisfying in its own way.
Aragami 2 fortunately gives the player more freedom in the way of finishing each step, however the low variety of enemies and their bad AI has made unable to enjoy the game experience as it should.
Review in Persian | Read full review
An entertaining game that will delight fans of stealth.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
To be extraordinary, Aragami needs to step out of the shadows and draw some attention to itself.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Aragami 2 had potential to be a great follow up to an indie classic released five years ago. Unfortunately it lacks any real challenge and feels bloated with repetitive mission types and locations. The game starts to overstay its welcome after a while, but there's definitely fun to be had before reaching that stage if you can put up with the plenty of bugs that still need to be fixed.
Aragami 2 game although it can be fun for secretive style lovers but unfortunately the final product has failed to accommodate the elements of a good game in 2021.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Aragami was and still is a good game to play if you like infiltration, and obviously you don't expect the same degree of finishing as a AAA. Unfortunately, this is where Aragami 2 crashes: wanting to do like the others and address as many people as ever. As a result, it does not satisfy us while we expected it after the success of the first, and includes too many defects for others who will not forgive this more artisanal side.
Review in French | Read full review
Stealthy movements, brutal takedowns, and a constant need to be aware of your surroundings abound