Whilst the campaign does look to provide a bit more of a story this time around, the one disappointment I found is that the story itself is actually quite dull with little to no narrative between missions and a much less convincing reason to be battling these deadly creatures than the original had. Instead, the gameplay here follows a mission-based structure with a map screen showcasing which quests are available, as well as their length, threat and type – be it the main quest or side quests, as well as the rewards available for beating it. The Campaign was my chosen starting point and unlike its predecessor, the main gameplay focus for Ziggurat II doesn’t see players run into a scaling pyramid with progressively harder floors before restarting over and over each time they perish. There are a few different game modes to choose from, with three Classic modes, Campaign and a Daily Challenge. Such a mighty task for such a meagre apprentice such as ourselves you’d expect. Your job this time around is to head out to the different regions in which these monsters are causing issues and put a stop to them by either killing or imprisoning them once more as your rebuild the Ziggurat. During the civil war of these groups, that very Ziggurat was destroyed, and now all the monsters and unspeakable beasts within have been unleashed on the land, roaming far and wide. The story for Ziggurat II speaks of a civil war between two groups of wizards that formed The Brotherhood initially assigned to use their powers to maintain the Ziggurat – a prison containing the most dangerous and unkillable monsters ever found.
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In the years since the PC has been graced by a follow-up title and now Ziggurat II makes its way to consoles as well, but does it match the same lofty heights as its predecessor? With its fast-paced combat reminiscent of DOOM, and a plethora of spells and weaponry such as wands, staffs and more to utilise against the enemy onslaught, this rogue-lite adventure certainly found its way to cult status amongst gamers very quickly, and for good reason. Very few have ever had me quite as encapsulated within the experience being offered as Milkstone Studios 2015 dungeon-crawling FPS title Ziggurat. Over the years I’ve played through hundreds of FPS titles, blasting through campaign offerings and taking on the gauntlet against the multiplayer masses.
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