Cladun X2

Avoid this PC port at all costs. While the PSP version of Cladun X2 is a beloved and underrated gem, this PC port is poor in quality with major technical flaws that render the game virtually unplayable. Issues include a failure to recognize common gamepads, awful resolution scaling, and even worse, a seemingly unfixable state of constant 7-12 FPS. These are just the issues I encountered while others have reported many more, such as a flickering screen, disappearing sound, and crashes upon saving. As of right now, this game should not be on sale for modern machines.

I saw the recent release of Cladun X3 and thought it'd be great to revisit this since I likely won't be buying X3 any time soon. Controller controls are bad and remapping is very limited. KB/M controls are a bit better but still not great. BGM music is incredibly bad. They compressed the sh-t out of the tracks and ruined them but [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=962373544]there is a guide on how to put the original PSP music[/url]. The game a little overwhelming at first but you just have to push through the first hour or two before getting a grasp of the basics. I still love the game after all these years but now I remember why I stopped playing this version.. the performance is absolutely horrendous. I have to close and reopen the game every 30mins or so because the FPS tanks and makes the game completely unplayable. You might be better off emulating this instead of buying this port, or maybe buying Cladun X3.

Cladun X2, developed by System Prisma and published by NIS America, Inc., is a deliberately old-school action RPG that builds its identity around customization, repetition, and a steady loop of dungeon exploration. At first glance, it presents itself with a modest, retro-inspired appearance, but beneath that simple exterior lies a surprisingly dense collection of systems that reward patience and experimentation. Rather than focusing on a strong narrative hook, the game leans heavily into mechanics and player-driven progression, making it feel more like a sandbox for character building than a traditional story-driven RPG. The setting revolves around a strange realm known as Arcanus Cella, where characters arrive with little context and gradually piece together their purpose through brief conversations and dungeon runs. The story is intentionally light and often delivered with a humorous tone, serving more as a backdrop than a central focus. Most of your time is spent diving into compact, top-down dungeons filled with enemies, traps, and loot, with each run contributing to your overall growth. The structure is built for repetition, encouraging players to revisit similar environments…

I Recommend

I've spent hours just having fun with the Music Markup section of the game. Switch to Retro music for max customization.

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