Customer Ratings & Reviews

The graphics are pretty good and the story is good as well. This game can be pretty addicting at times, although one may feel like they're grinding out levels at some point throughout the story. I still enjoyed this game and I regret not picking up Bravely Default.

This game carries on from the previous games and it well worth the money.

This game is an amazing value. There are tons to do and it has a great battle system that is very similar to the original. The story gets a little meh at moment but the game is overall engaging enough to keep anyone busy for hours on end. If you are a fan of old school Japanese RPG's then this game is definitely for you. There is a ton to do and the time is well spent.

This game reminds me of what got me into RPG's in the first place. It's not going to wow you on graphics, but the story has been fun and cheesy. It has an old school battle system with a couple twists. It's just fun. Even the little side games are interesting enough. Now, I didn't play the original game and probably won't at the price but this is a fun one.

Great game, got it for 20 bucks on sale. Hoping for a sequel.

I truly love the art style, gameplay, music, and dialogue of this installment! The characters are lovable. The storyline is intriguing. If you have played bravely default, I recommend playing this one as well. You will not be disappointed!

This is such a cool game ! All of the features are awesome.

This game is the sequel to Bravely default a JRPG masterpiece. While this game is not as good as the first is still a great game. The job systems are the draw of this JRPG. The jobs you pick have an impact on your combat style and abilities. The game has a good story and the job bsed combat system is one of the best in a portable RPG.

cant believe a great game like this is on the 3ds!

Let's get some quick questions out of the way first: No you don't HAVE to have played the first game in the series, but it helps a lot with the story. No there is no end-game-repeating like their was in the first game. Thank goodness. Yes it is a highly polished, lovely little JRPG from Square-Enix, the masters of the genre. And finally, YES, you will sadly have to grind enemies by the THOUSANDS if you want to make your party strong enough for the battles at hand. It's the same job system as the previous game, and previous Square games for ages. In fact, most of the jobs in the job system are the SAME ONES from Bravely Default!! Not something I can recommend as "fun", but it's well made and slick nonetheless. Overall, this is a pretty okay title if you don't mind boatloads of grinding, very little in the way of story or sidequests, and a very old-school (in a good and bad way) vibe.

I loved the first part and this was a great continuation. I liked the fact that the characters had new jobs and that there were consecutive battles rather than regular battles. I dreaded waiting for an encounter. This is much better. More action! I also liked the back story on Yew's life.

Forget Final Fantasy. This is the new breed of turn based RPGs and its a beauty to behold. An amazing combat system, deep characters and a story that will literally blow your mind.

Good game with lots of strategic game play. Not recommend for young children.

If you really like Bravely Default, gameplay wise, Bravely Second adds in new classes to make things more interesting to really expand on the options a player has to strategically plan their battles, and allow a little more expression. Overall, it's lots of fun. As for the story, I can't say too much about it just yet honestly, but in my own opinion, this cast + returning characters is a little less bland than the first game. But I feel my own statement about that is subjective. Overall though, I'm enjoying it way more than the first game as I feel it also has better pacing.

Like other reviewers said, it's like final fantasy. Story and game play are both good. Play the first game before this one, since it's a sequel to the first game.

For the most part, if you enjoyed the first Bravely Default, then you will enjoy this one. It does fix a few problems with the first game, particularly the egregious recycling of content. If you haven't played that game, this is very much Final Fantasy V-style gaming, with a few quirks in the battle system that allow you to store turns to use all at once with the "Brave" command. It makes for some interesting strategy. You can also, through class skills, break the game wide open with some ridiculously overpowered combinations. That's part of the fun, though. Much like the first game, you can also speed battles up considerably. Combined with macros, you can very quickly level grind, significantly expanding your combat options while allaying some of the tedium the genre is often known for. Anyway, a worthwhile purchase.

The Game is a great sequel that follows the roots of its predecessor. Great mechanics, music and unexpected story secrets. Lots of new features

Pretty decent game with a good story. If you're looking for one of those games to sink hours into, I highly recommend Bravely Second.

This game series has been a service to all the fans of RPG titles. It lets you play the game how you want to play it. Lets you adjust how often you are attacked, speed up battles, slow them down, etc. On top of that you get a great classic Final Fantasy feel to the gameplay and story. None of the classic garbage FF games stick in their games now. I just hope the second half of this is not as repetitive as BD was.

They have definitely improved on the combat and the story is good but not as good as the first one. I recommend you play the demo before you buy. The demo is a prelude to this game and is basically a free ten hour RPG.