Soul Reaver 2

Video Game
2001
M

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Dark Fantasy Action Adventure Drama Fantasy Horror Mystery

Raziel emerges from the Chronoplast time portal and returns to Nosgoth's past in his relentless pursuit of Kain.Raziel emerges from the Chronoplast time portal and returns to Nosgoth's past in his relentless pursuit of Kain.Raziel emerges from the Chronoplast time portal and returns to Nosgoth's past in his relentless pursuit of Kain.

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8.3/10

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Michael Bell

Raziel
(voice)

Simon Templeman

Kain
(voice)

Richard Doyle

Moebius
(voice)
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Tony Jay

Elder God
(voice)

Paul Lukather

Vorador
(voice)

Anna Gunn

Ariel
(voice)

Rene Auberjonois

Janos Audron
(voice)

Director
- Amy Hennig
Writer
- Amy Hennig
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Trivia
The game contains 'movie style' added features.

Quotes
Raziel: You can drop the benevolent façade, Moebius, I know who and what you are... I should kill you where you stand!
Moebius: Perhaps you should my boy... but you don't.
Raziel: Are you so certain about that, Moebius?
Moebius: My role as Time Guardian affords me a certain level of omniscience, Raziel. No, you don't kill me, that honor belongs to your maker, Kain, some thirty years from now.
Raziel: You two are a pair... you're just as fatalistic as he is.
Moebius: Death comes for us all, Raziel... it's just a matter of time.

Connections
Edited into Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered (2024)

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Featured review

Lush, Involving and even better than than it's predecessor.

Starting where the previous game left off (even going so far as to use a redone version of that game's end sequence as an intro) Soul Reaver 2 drops you head first into Raziel's quest for revenge against his vampire maker Kain.

The game looks far better than the original even though that is much to do with this being the series' first outing on the PS2. The gameplay and controls are still as intuitive as before (tomb raider take note) and the fabulous involving storyline is more apparent than ever. The story takes Raziel from Nosgoth's past to its near future and ancient history. I won't say more as the story rally should be seen and played to appreciate its epic scale.

The voice over work is again worthy of broadway theatre with Michael Bell, Simon Templeman and Rene Auberjonois doing outstanding work as Raziel, Kain and Janos respectively.

The only gripe about this game is that if you played the first one to completion you may find this a bit too easy and quick to complete. Don't let that stop you though. If you own a PS2 or a fairly high spec PC then buy this. You will not regret it and you will go back to the story again and again.