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Blasphemous 2 is everything a sequel should be. Combat feels incredible, three weapons, each with different personalities, and two more of them from DLC take it further. Bosses aren't that tough but so satisfying to beat. The art is stunning. Grotesque, gothic, dripping with d…

Despite not originally being drawn in by the visual style, character design and religious themes, I was pulled in by the challenging and rewarding combat. My review will only cover the base game since I haven't figured out how to enable or enter the Third Sin DLC at the time of …

More of the same from the first game. I really enjoyed both games. No huge fundamental differences between the two or anything that would warrant skipping the first to play this one, so I'd recommend starting with 1 and only picking this up if you absolutely need to have more of …

Beautiful game, good music, fun weapons. The voice acting in particular was amazing, especially the Spanish voice acting. I highly recommend turning on the Spanish audio, even if you don't speak it as I do. My one complaint is that the game has very few helpful online resource…

If you liked Blasphemous, you'll probably like Blasphemous 2. Blessedly, this sequel does a good job making a distinct new game while sticking to what worked well and adding a few QoL improvements (e.g., the map has better labelling, rosary beads better convey their functions, sp…

[h3] The New Testament of Blasphemous II: A Subjective Scripture from a Burning Sinner.[/h3] [b] In the beginning was the word. And that word was "HOP". And then came Blasphemous II, and the word became "Didn't clear it..."[/b] [h3] Chapter One. The Book of Sloth: The Sinfulness…

UPDATE from the free dlc (the third sin): The free dlc is so good. The new weapon is really fun and the map is so well designed. The DLC boss at the end is one of the best in the entire game. This game not only addressed my complaints with Blasphemous 1, but is genuinely one of …