Final Fantasy XIII-2 follows right in the footsteps of one of the weirdest naming conventions in gaming thanks to Square Enix but they still manage to bring out a really good game that successfully capitalizes and improves upon many of the mechanics in the former game.
If you are looking to continue the story from the first game, see where Lightning has gotten to and solve some time troubles, then this is the title for you. The gameplay in this title picks up from the first but makes a lot of great upgrades.
While the first felt very linear, this game allows players significantly more freedom both in the missions, side missions and through time itself. Ignoring the immeasurable number of issues time travel always raises, there is still an interesting game at the core of all the running about. Something I always find to be really interesting.
Final Fantasy XIII-2, which includes normal and easy modes, has a world rendered to scale relative to the characters; instead of a caricature of the character roaming around miniature terrain, as found in the earlier Final Fantasy games, every area is represented proportionally. The player navigates the world on foot or by chocobo, large flightless birds that appear regularly in the Final Fantasy series.
The game world is divided into multiple regions and time periods; the player can visit a region in multiple time periods and multiple regions at the same time period.
Some regions, because of plot points within the game, have alternate versions of themselves; for example, two versions of the Academia region in the same year can be accessed once the plot has made the second version available. Connecting these regions is the Historia Crux, which the player can access at will. The game's regions are represented as a branching path instead of being accessed linearly. New regions can be unlocked via plot points or by acquiring optional special items and the player may transfer between unlocked regions at any point.
When accessing a previously visited region, the player appears in the location of their last visit. Upon acquiring items called seals, the player can revert regions to their previous statuses to play through them again; regions can be unsealed again at any time. Unlike in the predecessor, the game is automatically saved when players enter the Historia Crux, as well as at key moments in the plot.
The player may also manually save at any time. Instead of accessing stores at save points like in XIII, the player can purchase items from a character named Chocolina, who is found throughout the game.
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