Hand of Fate 2 has more enemy variation and weapons so it surely spices up the replay value. Fighting enemies continues to be a dodge and attack approach while building your combo meter to do a more powerful attack. I am glad with the improvements, especially the companions are a welcome new feature. A big flaw from the first Hand of Fate was the basic combat system, it has been improved, the dealer has promised that, so it’s true! Sadly enough it remains a little too basic though.Developer Defiant clearly put more time and love in creating a much more believable and consistent Variation is key and the game uses many different environment to keep things fresh. Visually the game looks very atmospheric, you immediately know ‘this is Hand of Fate” something that many games miss: personality.The mini-card-stories that randomly pop up in the path are surprisingly interesting and provide some great text-based adventures. (Not mandatory) You can choose how far you want to go with the story from Hand of Fate 2, if you just want to play the game without having to read or hear dialogue than that’s totally possible too. You have around 20 missions that keep giving you story elements, it is also really fun getting to know your companions. Story has a lot more meaning in Hand of Fate 2 with a more connected campaign.All the small and big choices you make will have consequences in short and long play sessions, giving lots of replay value too.
The mechanic of risk and reward is pretty unique, even for the deck-building genre.
The fact that you don’t know what card will be coming next provides some luck-based but addictive gameplay. Narrative and mechanics have been greatly improved and now feature even more differences.
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