Utawarerumono: ZAN 2
AQUAPLUS · 2026 · RPG, Hack and Slash, Musou, Action Roguelike, JRPG
PC
Very Positive84% · 85
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About Utawarerumono: ZAN 2
Mix and match flashy combat techniques, gameplay-altering equippables, and evolvable abilities. Create an unstoppable team from the 20+ playable characters to blast through 50+ story missions and more in this action-packed adventure. Utawarerumono: ZAN is back and it's better than ever!
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The primary story mode follows the plot of Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth, including many new, fully-voiced scenes original to Utawarerumono: ZAN 2 that expand the breadth of the world and the depth of the characters!
ZAN 2 improves on its predecessor in every way, with a new Skill Board system and refined hack-and-slash elements that allow for a renewed focus on character exploration and growth.
Meanwhile, the new base system allows you to explore Oshtor's estate in Ennakamuy, where you can interact with your companions, progress the story, strengthen your characters, and more. You can even upgrade the base's functionality using points obtained in the course of gameplay!
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No paper dolls here! 3D animated story cutscenes give every pivotal moment the sense of weight and place that it deserves, bringing the adventure to life like never before.
Co-op or in single player, the Dream Arena mode brings enemies, challenges, and maps that wouldn't be possible within the scope of the regular story. Play online with friends from around the world!
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https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/3074850/extras/anju_shortBEYOND MASK OF DECEPTION
The primary story mode follows the plot of Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth, including many new, fully-voiced scenes original to Utawarerumono: ZAN 2 that expand the breadth of the world and the depth of the characters!
3D HACK-AND-SLASH REBORN
ZAN 2 improves on its predecessor in every way, with a new Skill Board system and refined hack-and-slash elements that allow for a renewed focus on character exploration and growth.
Meanwhile, the new base system allows you to explore Oshtor's estate in Ennakamuy, where you can interact with your companions, progress the story, strengthen your characters, and more. You can even upgrade the base's functionality using points obtained in the course of gameplay!
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/3074850/extras/haku_shortANIMATED STORYTELLING
No paper dolls here! 3D animated story cutscenes give every pivotal moment the sense of weight and place that it deserves, bringing the adventure to life like never before.
DREAM ONLINE
Co-op or in single player, the Dream Arena mode brings enemies, challenges, and maps that wouldn't be possible within the scope of the regular story. Play online with friends from around the world!
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/3074850/extras/fumi_shortDLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players praise the game as a significant improvement over its predecessor, with standout qualities including attractive 3D graphics, smooth controls, extensive character customization, and an emotionally resonant story with helpful side stories that fill narrative gaps. However, common complaints center on the story still feeling incomplete and rushed despite improvements, tedious grinding, slow progression systems that feel unrewarding, artificial time limits that prevent proper character familiarization, and clunky gameplay mechanics like limited dashes that undermine the overall fun factor.
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It was okay? Good enough to bother finishing the main story? I don't like how much they failed to summarise the story of Mask of Truth, its like... they just completely skipped over really important parts? also its gotten really grindy. the good points are that its really pretty and I like how much you can customise units.1 found this helpful
A definite improvement from the presequel ZAN game. The story is still heavily cut, but the side stories for each main chapter is definitely a good improvement that ZAN did not have. The main highlight to the story is of course the emotional ending scenes and the 3D models really does it justice and due to that very much worth the play. The gameplay itself is also much better than ZAN with many improved game mechanics. As a fan of the series I would recommend playing through ZAN, otherwise honestly ZAN 2 itself can be played without playing ZAN.
Well, after playing through the game, I will say it's a major improvement from the first ZAN game. There are a ton of things to keep you occupied and the story does a decent job at covering Mask of Truth with the side stories being the best of it. Gameplay wise, the controls are feel more fluid then the first game, even though it's still a bit rough around the edges. Skill/buff mechanics do feel a bit bloated and slow to upgrade, so unless you're a perfectionist, there isn't much an incitive to commit to a perfect build, making all the extra fluff feel like empty calories. My biggest gripe with the game is the fact you don't really have a way to get used to the characters as there's always some kind of timer rushing you to just get things done, or simply a lack of punchable enemies, so a training mode would have been perfect. Overall, it's a fun game for fans of the series who want a different experience, but if you're interested in the Utawarerumono series, just play the main games, and if you're looking for a musou game, know this feels more like a team arena fighter, which is not to say that's a bad thing, but it may not be what you're expecting. Taking all this int…
Why the friggedy fricc can nobody make one of these games anymore that feel good to play? Like, why do the dashes have a limit and are weirdly cut off after the third one? Don't care about how easy that would make it, it just has to be fun. This immediately feels mid because of it and I'm sure this one is not particularly hard either.
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