Review Minecraft Dungeons 2

The campaign may seem a bit short and the endgame is somewhat limited. Looking forward to more content.
Some tasks can become repetitive.
The level design could offer more variety.
This may seem too simple for genre veterans.

Combat can become repetitive over longer sessions
Some difficulty spikes feel abrupt
Hardcore RPG fans may want deeper build systems

Those who were expecting a complete reinvention of the formula will not find it.
Visually, it is too conservative compared to the first game.

We would like more of it!
We innovate very little in the end (we have to complain) !

Some repetition and over-familiarity

The navigation marker is regularly lost.
The enemies often remain lurking in the vicinity.
Animated action sometimes makes fights difficult to read.

Endgame content very lacking at launch
Occasional issues with combat

Repetitive;
Light Endgame;
... but classic;
Short;
Fedex side quests.

A story of little interest
A missing soundtrack
Objectives not always clear in multiplayer

Can't use the same character online and offline
Online instability is infuriating
Still no crafting component in this Minecraft game

Several bugs, some requiring the game to be restarted.
The multiplayer has some balancing issues.

Une VF vocale pas très convaincante
7 Heures c'est assez court pour un diablo-like
Une histoire générique
Une lisibilité des combats parfois mauvaise
Un endgame limité
Un loot trop abondant

Forgettable scenario
Lack of interaction with the environment
Still no craft
A bit repetitive

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A bit buggy at present
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Starts to feel repetitive quite quickly
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Almost too much loot, resulting in frequent checking

Loot progression is plagued with issues, including pitiful drop rates for Uniques despite increasing difficulty
Crafting is underwhelming, relegated to simply upgrading Item Level or re-rolling attributes
Forgettable main quest with a sparse narrative and non-existent characterization
Boring side quests
Only one end-game "activity" to speak of, and it's on a timer
No aspirational content
No overlay map in dungeons or even a stash to store loot
Odd combat quirks, from occasionally unresponsive dodge-rolling to issues hitting enemies at different elevations
Several features and activities from the original don't make the jump

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Lovely art style
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Seamless co-op experience
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Aggressive level scaling
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Shallow, repetitive combat
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Underutilized open world
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Boring dialogue

The combat is a little repetitive.
Some elements of imbalanced gameplay.