Gravity Rush™ 2 - PlayStation 4

Gravity Rush 2 improves a lot on the first game. The controls feel a bit better, and there's more to explore. The story and characters are just as fun as ever, and aside from a few frustrating side missions, this game is a real winner. You can't go wrong with Gravity Rush 2!

So far it’s a really cool game. I just need to get the first Gravity Rush game on my PSVita.

Gravity Rush 2 was a game that I always wanted to try as it’s art style and gameplay made it look different from other PlayStation exclusives like God of War or Spider-Man (games I loved btw). So after a few months of playing and because of this game getting the first one from the PSN store, this game and the series is a underrated gem. Gravity Rush’s main thing that makes it unique besides it’s art style is controlling gravity. Gravity allows your character "Kat" to "fly in style" to beat your enemies, this makes the game what it is and it is fun to use your powers to explore the huge open world and do missions that are either for the story or to go more in-depth with the people of the cities in side missions. Combat works for the most part and getting more powerful with a upgrade system is rewarding with gems to collect around the world. The story and characters are great for the most part as you get wrap up with major moments and care for "Kat", however a few plot points can get confusing and feel underdeveloped as the game (no pun intended) rushes to get to the next chapter and to it’s perfect ending for a game like this. Gravity Rush 2 is a fun open world game that is nothing like other PlayStation exclusives and is worth picking up if you want a fun open world to explore and want something unique from PlayStation’s studios

Gravity Rush 2 is by far better than the original. The game is now this massive open world you can explore and fly though. The side missions add to the story and the characters, instead of just random NPC’s asking for favors. The characters and the main story missions are a joy to play through. The dialog between the character is as funny as ever. Technically the game is impressive. The world is gigantic, the graphics are sharp and colorful and the music is excellent. This might be one of those games a year from now people might call a “Hidden Gem”.

Gravity Rush 2 takes all of the unique gameplay, traversal, and combat from the original Vita game and PS4 remaster and expands on it in every way! The overall game is pretty lengthy, but that may not be a negative depending on what kind of player you are. For me, it felt like the game was just a little too long, but other than that, I highly recommend this game, especially for fans of anime; it has a lot of anime influences in the artstyle, characters, and dialog.

Admittedly, I purchased this game on release date but did not actually play it till 12/2017 and complete it till 01/2018. This game and entry is a must buy to any players of the first game. Questions you have from GR are answered and revealed here. It's not just a sequel that adds a new existing story and focuses on the future. Lore from the first game is established and explained here. Having made sure to purposely revisit but also first hand experience GR through its remaster before delving into its sequel, GR2 was a fantastic sequel. The story and writing is extremely well done, and is longer, bigger, and more epic than GR. The lore is intact and capitalized on, Kat's origins are explained (including the event of how the first game started), the timeline changes are handled well without, if any, major plotholes, the accompany of the special gravity creatures are explained, the world tree plays a part in the story, the dark ocean narrative from the first game is not absent here, all characters focused on competently play their part in the story (and Raven is a very engaging character to see more of in this installment), the ending is satisfying and presented great, etc. Music is not amazing but it's good and does its job. Gameplay is better overall, with a few flaws, combat wise. The overall gameplay as a whole is much better. Camera seems worse but the event requires certain collisions with the surfaces in the game so it's mostly situationally worse. Better UI. The online components (which are ending 8 days from now) are very fun (unfortunately some people will miss out on a fun extention to the game here, which may not affect the core GR2 experience, but is a fun side of gameplay). Graphics are not as stylize as the first game, but it's still great. The level design is good. The geometry of the level design has been revamped in this game to include bigger and flatter surfaces so that walking, running, and sliding on and underneath rooftops is actually possible. This is actually a part of the game I praise, because the underneath portions of buildings that you usually don't explore or need to go under are designed to an extent that puts it on the tier of actual levels you're advancing through. The story was the best part about this game. Just purely amazing writing here. For a basis on the quality of the story, I'd put it up there with the Uncharted series (haven't played Horizon Zero Dawn or Nier yet; they're in my backlog). However, better than inFAMOUS series. The games are actually similar to inFAMOUS: Super Power Heroes, Comic Book style presentation, etc. I essentially find this a higher tier/quality style inFAMOUS game, and im talking the 1st and 2nd game.. the series, not just Second Son.

It is a shame that Gravity Rush does not get more attention. This series had the misfortune of making its debut on the failed PS Vita, but this is easily one of the best series available on the PS4. The first game is remastered and available on the PS4, but this game is a beautiful followup and makes many improvements over the first. The visuals and music are gorgeous and flying through the air manipulating gravity is an incredibly fun experience. This is a sadly underrated gem, but is absolutely a must have for any PS4 owner.

A direct sequel to the first one on VITA or the HD Remastered ver. on PS4, this game visually is gorgeous. At times you find yourself tilting your head in real life just to keep up with the gravity physics which just shows how well this game can and will pull you in. Costumes are great looking but sadly most of the good ones are locked to you unless you pre-ordered it, played or have the first game installed and some you won't even get unless your region is Japan (Lame). My only real gripe with this game is the constant "search this giant area for one tiny person" type missions. It was challenging at first but later on it gets repetitive and honestly annoying. Overall though a great PS4 exclusive to add to your collection.