This isn't role-playing, it's more like running weekend errands for the crazy cat lady down the street. At one point, a character demands that you find the ingredients for a bread recipe that somehow morphs into a ridiculous hunt for rattlesnake tails. To be honest, these quests feel a little tacked on in order to extend game length, and it becomes worse the further in you get. The vast majority of missions undertaken involve rote item collection, whether it's hunting down rats, hoarding wolf pelts, or gathering thief bandanas. Such missions have their place in every role-playing game of course, but Chronicles of Inotia 2 abuses the convention. Rather than eliminating evil, you're repeatedly called upon to do chores for townsfolk. The game's biggest issue relates to confusion between missions and insignificant errands. Still, there's enough done right that a good time can be gleaned. Technical improvements can't make up for some mindless missions and an unassuming personality that puts it behind others in the genre. It's the classic boy-meets-sword-slays-evildoer story that's prompted the most memorable of role-playing games, though such epic underpinnings have fully difficulty materialising here.ĭespite its grand premise, Chronicles of Inotia 2 is much lighter fare.

The shattering of magical protective seals threatens the world in The Chronicles of Inotia 2: A Wanderer of Luone, leading you to take up arms and save the world from evil.

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