ItвЂ™s not much of a shakeup, but itвЂ™s enough to differentiate itself from what came before.ДЄfter watching the credits roll for the first time (and presumably eating a million of NanaвЂ™s delicious Oden sandwiches) new mechanics and enemies start to seep in through the cracks. The formula does eventually shake itself upВ somewhat after about thirty hours when the Rage Burst content starts to kick in for real. Given that each boss requires aboutВ ten to fifteen minutes of spamming the same attacks, the problem with repetition soon becomes obvious. ItвЂ™s not much of an exaggeration to say that 80% of my playtime was spent performing a single move over and over (the hammerвЂ™s R1 and Square attack) and my online buddy playing the campaign with me used his circular scythe spin maybe 95% of the time. Not only that, but enemies require nothing more than some routine dodging, locating their weak spots, and smashing away at them until they run away to recover a bit or die. ItвЂ™s especially bad in the beginning - GE2:RBвЂs arena environments and most of the enemies are lifted wholesale from Resurrection. Sure, it features a new storyline taking place several years after the end of the original, but since the two titles have many of the sameВ enhancements it winds up feeling very, very samey.

Having recently played through God Eater: Resurrection (an enhanced remake of the original God Eater Burst)В itвЂ™s tough to shake just how familiar GE2:RBВ is. The team gets chucked into a small arena, destroys the enemies within, and then itвЂ™s back to the shop with any bits they can salvage to power up their equipment before heading right back out again. In this case, mankindвЂ™s been pushed to the brink of destruction by monstrous entities known as Aragami, and only the God Eaters have a chance of fighting back thanks to their God Arc Weapons вЂ“ weapons taking the form of massive hammers, pointy spears, oversized swords, and so on. The God Eater franchise falls into the Hunting genre alongside things like Monster Hunter, Soul Sacrifice and a few others. ItвЂ™s a shame that the rest of game doesnвЂ™t follow suit - not because itвЂ™s bad, but because it barely evolves past its first few hours of play, and itвЂ™s a long, long, loooooong experience. Shortly after starting, a cute, spunky, and slightly demented hammer-wielding psychopath welcomes the main character to the God Eater squadron by stuffing an Oden Sandwich into their hands, offhandedly calling it a вЂsammichвЂ™ or suchlike in the process, and therefore inadvertently endearing herself to me forever. God Eater 2: Rage Burst starts off promisingly.

WTF Gil?В Gil! ThatвЂ™s not a GlaswegianВ accent, mate. LOW вЂ¦which unlocks about thirty or so hours in.

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