Asdivine Hearts II

Asdivine Hearts II

Exe Create Inc. · December 19, 2018 · Adventure, Casual, RPG, Indie, Strategy

Buy Asdivine Hearts II from Steam at $6.49 — the cheapest of 5 stores we compare.

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Standard Edition · Steam
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Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
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GOG
Standard Edition · DRM-Free
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$6.49
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Standard Edition · Steam
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$6.49
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$12.99
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Asdivine Hearts II price by region

Asdivine Hearts II costs £5.84 in the United Kingdom, $6.49 in the United States, €6.49 in Europe (EUR), $6.49 in Georgia (USD), CA$8.99 in Canada, A$9.75 in Australia, NZ$12.49 in New Zealand, R$24.99 in Brazil and zł25.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Asdivine Hearts II offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £5.84 −50% £5.84 — 5
United Statesyour region $6.49 −50% $6.49 — 5
Europe (EUR) €6.49 −50% €6.49 — 5
Georgia (USD) $6.49 −50% $6.49 — 4
Canada CA$8.99 −50% CA$8.99 — 5
Australia A$9.75 −50% A$9.75 — 5
New Zealand NZ$12.49 −50% NZ$12.49 — 4
Brazil R$24.99 −50% R$24.99 — 4
Poland zł25.99 −50% zł25.99 — 4

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Asdivine Hearts II

✦ AI summary

Asdivine Hearts II reunites heroes Zack and friends two years later to save a parallel world from being frozen in ice, featuring turn-based battles with up to six characters and returning jewel-crafting mechanics. The sequel combines strategic RPG combat, weapon upgrades, a guild system for passive rewards, and skill customization through jewel equipment to deliver deep progression in an accessible sequel that newcomers can enjoy without playing the original.

With a world on the verge of being frozen in ice, hearts unite once more in a sequel to the smash hit RPG series!

Asdivine Hearts II — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Dec 19, 2018
A nice sequel to Asdivine Hearts. Especially, the new combat system is interesting. Great battle sprites. Humorous dialogues. Decent translation quality. If you liked its first series, try it too. Recommend! The game itself works very well and you do not have to spend a lot of time in one location. Some people see this as negative, but I think this is a positive approach as modern attempts to classical JRPG. And one of the key elements in JRPG is dungeon design. Asdivine Hearts has made its levels well since the first series. However, it may take some time for players to adapt to its sub-dungeons and mappings. But the player can enjoy it quite a bit. There are many hidden exciting things. There are a few little puzzles and traps, but challenging combat in a limited layout stage is fun in itself. High-quality anime character artwork and the humorous conversation between them are the main features of the developer EXE Create / KEMCO. Among the games ported from the mobile original, the Asdivine Hearts series is definitely worth checking out. The UI can be a bit awkward, but it does not ruin the gameplay. KEMCO's games usually have a decent quality of translation. Especially, in Asd…
23 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 27, 2022
One of the major problems with establishing a serial game is that the devs absolutely must try new things. Some of them are good others... Take this one we now have a buddy system, a garden for planting attribut seeds, weapon leveling up and of course the famous lottery. All of this makes the game even easier than the prequel.....the only things missing are the pay to win dlc (added in later games!!!). For me the point for thumbs down is the far from good controller support without the possibility to change it.
10 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 23, 2023
The sequel to the previous game. Everything was improved. To the battle system, menu system, and the graphics. The game is still similar with some of its RNGness with random criticals at times to "extra damage" but this is in favor of you not the other way around. Limit breaks have been removed (THANK HEAVENS) as those were randomly triggered and usually not always in your favor. Pro Tip: Final Boss gives you a vague hint on what to do but it's not very clear. So to those reading this review, to deal the most damage to his middle form, always have your support sub member follow up with a regular attack (horn like icon). If you do anything else, very little damage will be done to the boss. Took me forever to figure this out. I was on this boss for almost 2 hours. The boss overall is decently challenging with multipule forms to take out at once (which anything works on those!) but his middle form is different. Yes, this is a medicore KEMCO game, but if you like creative writing skills of an RPG. Then certainly give this gem a try. If you liked AH1 and its story telling, it makes a return here. 6/10 (mostly for the story and its enhancements but again it's still...medi…
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Mar 20, 2020
Terrible UI
2 found this helpful
Recommended May 3, 2021
Pikachu
1 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 10, 2019
Great JRPG.
1 found this helpful

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