The main character is a confident young man named Adell, who seems to be the only human remaining in a town that's become infested with monsters. However, this is a self-contained story that doesn't require previous knowledge of Disgaea. The game turns out to be connected to the original, so fans may look forward to seeing some of their favorite characters back in the sequel. Like the original, Disgaea 2's anime-inspired, lighthearted characters and storyline are playfully self-referential. There's just so much charm and wit to the presentation, and so many interesting ways to play through the game's turn-based battles.Īdell and his companions are out to find Overlord Zenon, and they'll face many challenging encounters and meet many bizarre characters on the way. While too much familiarity might be a bad thing for sequels to games with a lot of room for improvement, somehow it's just as satisfying and rewarding to play through Disgaea 2 now as it was to play the previous game years ago, provided you're not looking for a completely new experience. It's got a great new story and a ton more missions and content, but it's fundamentally very similar to its predecessor. Now Disgaea is back in a sequel that really doesn't mess with a successful formula. Has it really been three years since the first Disgaea? Though Nippon Ichi Software's memorable cult classic was unmistakably similar to other strategy role-playing games like 1998's popular Final Fantasy Tactics, it had its own weird, goofy style and many nuanced gameplay twists that made it unique.
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