Not saying your wrong or anything but there could be like new wepons,soundtrack,story and people and orhter stuff and mabye some DLC stuff Yeah, but that could be just a DLC for the original, is not a NEW game.Īlien Hominid Invasion, for instance, is almost completely different than the original, not just an "expansion pack". I know that you remember Castle Crashers being god tier back then, but with today's standards, a Castle Crashers 2 (which would be very similar to Castle Crashers), would be freaking tedious and repetitive to 75% of the players.Īnd considering that Behemoth is an "underdog" dev company, it would be somewhat of a failure compared to the original. Maybe they could to a reimagination of the game (like Alien Hominid).īehemoth games are very conclusive, and making a sequel to them would make them feel new. There's no reason for them to make a sequel. It is all wrapped up in a surprisingly fun package with audio and visuals that put a tidy bow on an entertaining package.Originally posted by D-ray:But why? What would you add in a Castle Crashers 2? The leveling and weapons do a nice job of adding a persistent element that rewards you for the time you sink into the game, and the combat is a lot of fun. I really do not know if I would have enjoyed Castle Crashers nearly as much if I had played it by myself, but with my two kids? We had an absolute blast. My kids and I had a blast running around with our three characters and doing our best to unlock more weapons and gain levels. There are online multiplayer options and I did go a few rounds with it and found almost no lag – but I had a lot more fun with the local co-op. Whether you are being chased through a building by a giant, psychotic cat or using magic to wipe out a horde of enemies, there is a lot of action to be had here and it is a lot of fun.
The different characters and weapons as well as the game’s level variety all help to keep things entertainingly fresh. The actual moves you preform are somewhat limited and in a lesser game could grow very repetitive – a problem many beat-em-up games encounter. There are some engaging RPG aspects as well as you level and unlock things like weapons with a wide variety of stats. This game is a beat-em-up dressed up to look more like a cartoon or comic.
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