You can meet your end in numerous ways, as your character needs constant food to stay strong, and an unlucky roll of the dice or miss-timed block in battle can have dire consequences. The combat remains a simple affair, but with a bit more diversity than last time around. One mission, for example, challenges you to discover a traitor by interacting with three different characters over the course of the story. Some remind of the original game, involving a fairly straightforward path to eventually fighting a boss, but many have unique gimmicks and win conditions. When it comes to blows, you're transported to a battlefield where you take on your enemies in timing-based button-mashing combat.ĭiversity is expanded across the board compared to the first game, not only in your ability to customise your character and define your fighting style, but also in the kinds of missions you'll take on. As you move your token from card to card you'll reveal opportunities or challenges, with conflict generally resolved by picking a random card or rolling dice. Each mission is a partially randomised story laid down on the table by the sinister - but funny and incredibly well-voiced - Dealer, who's a little worse for wear after the events of the previous game.
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