Fairy Tail 2

NoobFeedWasbir Sadat

81/100

FAIRY TALE 2 is a great game for RPG enthusiasts. It's a game with peak shonen story-telling, great graphics, and an engaging combat style that will surely keep players hooked for hours. It's a must-play for RPG enthusiasts and anime fans alike.

The long-and-short of Fairy Tail 2 is that it’s a perfectly competent JRPG by one of the true specialists of the genre. It’s not going to be remembered as Gust’s finest work, and is more of a play-and-forget experience. This is a year that has given us everything from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth to Metaphor, a mind-blowingly good remake of Romancing SaGa 2 and, arguably, the finest Yakuza game yet with Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth. In comparison to all of that Fairy Tail’s by-the-numbers approach will seem routine. But it’s also got all the hallmarks we come to expect from Gust – t…

CGMagazineKhari Taylor

8/10

Fairy Tail 2 is a highly polished, cel-shaded action-JRPG that faithfully adapts the final dramatic arc of the Fairy Tail franchise into video game form, but its severe lack of onboarding for newcomers risks alienating a much larger potential audience.

GameGrinMike Crewe

7.5/10

A definite recommendation for Fairy Tail fans, Fairy Tail 2 has its issues, mainly with pacing, but the overall package is an enjoyable journey with a beloved cast of characters.

Capsule ComputersTravis Bruno

7.5/10

Fairy Tail 2 revamps its combat into a more action focused one that flows nicely and looks great while the story might be trimmed at places but still will please fans of the with its extra content.

GamerBravesRalph

7/10

The highly anticipated sequel to Gust’s Fairy Tail RPG adaptation has finally arrived, bringing with it the epic Alvarez Empire arc—the climactic conclusion to the beloved manga and anime series. This review of FAIRY TAIL 2 will take a deep dive into the game’s revamped combat system, storytelling approach, and overall execution to help you decide whether this magical journey is worth embarking upon. While fans of the series have eagerly awaited this continuation, Fairy Tail 2 presents ...

Pure NintendoKirk Hiner

7/10

One of the first things I point out in my reviews of franchise-based games is whether you need to know the source material to play. With FAIRY TAIL 2, that'll likely be the case…and maybe the game deserves some credit for that.Read More

GameSpewRichard Seagrave

7/10

Fairy Tail 2 wastes no time in throwing players into the action, perhaps at the expense of being welcoming to newcomers. Those who have played the first game, however, will probably love this sequel, even though its new combat system becomes a little repetitive during extended playing sessions.

ShackNewsLucas White

7/10

It’s a bummer combat feels like such a swing and a miss, because everything else about Fairy Tail 2 feels like an improvement from the first game. It’s a more full and lively-feeling experience, which is crucial for adapting something like a beloved anime series. The playable roster is larger, and a multi-pronged skill tree system allows for lots of customization for each character’s skills and passive abilities. As it stands, fans of Mashima’s fantasy epic will still probably have a good time seeing this version of the story through (and checking out the new epilogue!), but Fairy Tail 2 doesn...

Playstation UniverseGarri Bagdasarov

7/10

With only two major games in the franchise starting at the end of the Fairy Tail story, Fairy Tail 2 seems like an odd choice. While it's perfect for franchise fans, people looking to jump in for the first time will lose out on many stories and content. The game features an intense combat system, even though it's a tad on the easy side and has plenty of worlds to explore. Overall, it's just a shame that almost all of Fairy Tail 2 feels rushed and budgeted compared to developer Gusts' more recent titles.

Game RantMatt Karoglou

6/10

Prior to the modern Fairy Tail games, the series' only video game adaptations were a pair of Japanese-exclusive PSP titles that never received localizations. The release of Fairy Tail in 2020 was a welcome surprise for longtime fans of the incredibly popular Fairy Tail manga and anime, adapting the series' first major arc into an RPG with some light-tactical combat. Notably, though, Fairy Tail fell short of fans' expectations by breezing through several important story beats despite otherwise bringing the fantasy world of the anime to life. Fairy Tail 2 does a great job capturing and retelling...

RPGamerJeffrey Wardon

The sequel to Gust's Fairy Tail aims to raise the bar with the culminating story arc of the series. Does it succeed or fall short of being a definitive adaptation of the source material?