The choice is mostly a question of gameplay style, and I opted for range instead of melee early on, and ended up preferring melee due to the compact nature of the dungeon environments. Each has their own personality, abilities and a mission or two but the primary quest follows the same arc. You choose from among the four warriors and their respective classes: Lu, a swordsman Ecne, mistress of firearms Daza, a horned martial arts expert or the magician Morphice, which is what I went with for my first playthrough. As with the first game, names and dialog are as silly as the characters, and the story itself is very playful. These young, talented folk figure they may as well go off on a dangerous quest for gems as rot away in prison, or face the king’s threat to “cut their Achilles tendon”. You play as one of four warriors united as prisoners (incarcerated for reasons vague). Zenonia 2: Lost Memories has new characters and environments, yet this really is part two of the same experience – and not much has changed. If you liked Zenonia, yes, you will like Zenonia 2, and if you never picked up the first one well there’s no harm in starting here.

Heard of a little game called Zenonia, widely touted as the RPG to own for your iPhone? Enter Zenonia 2, a slightly tweaked and markedly similar battle against evil.

Zenonia 2 for pc