There may be a lot that these two games have in common, but sharing plot elements and characters with an incredible game like Chrono Trigger certainly serves Evoland II well. Fina seems very much like a more juvenile version of Marle, and later in the game you meet Velvet, who is nothing more than a purple-haired Lucca. The time-travelling plot device and Kuro’s appearance are the most immediately noticeable, but the comparisons do not end there. In fact, the similarities between this game and Chrono Trigger are numerous.
It feels a bit like one part Star Ocean: The Second Story, and two parts Chrono Trigger – with a dash of every other RPG ever. The story of Evoland II isn’t wholly original, but it is fairly compelling and quite interesting. The hero of Evoland II, Kuro, exploring a gorgeous 16-bit world. Along the way, they meet new friends and allies who join the party, each of whom have similar yet distinct abilities to aid Kuro and Fina throughout their quest.
From there, he meets a spunky and intelligent young woman named Fina, and together they embark on a time-travelling adventure to solve the mysteries of Kuro’s past, and eventually, save the world from demonic destruction. Shiro Games’ newest title, Evoland II: A Slight Case of Spacetime Continuum Disorder, shows exactly how powerful nostalgia can be.Įvoland II tells the story of Kuro, a red-headed young man who awakens in a forest with no memory of who he is or where he comes from. There is a reason behind Nintendo’s Virtual Console titles, the new Rare Replay for Xbox One, and Capcom’s upcoming Mega Man Legacy Collect ion: these companies know that nostalgia is a powerful thing.
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