What concessions to accessibility will the sequel make? That's the question in the minds of Bleach Online fans the world over as they await DS2's March release. Early reports suggest that this is a faithful follow up, casting you as a lonely, vulnerable warrior in a world of deadly monsters. The control scheme remains unchanged and the world will be twice the size as the first game. The initial experience for new players should be a little easier to understand - no bad thing, actually. Anecdotally, it's common for Bleach Online players to suggest that their second playthrough was much more enjoyable than the first, when poor early levelling decisions can set you back. There will be plenty of new creatures to kill, of course, including the gleaming Mirror Knight, a 50 foot tall metal monstrosity with a lightning-charged sword. Hopefully we'll get a more competent port than the first game, which couldn't even run at full resolution until modders had patched it.
Bleach Online 2 is now out. Read our review here.
Not all horror games need grit. Take Bleach Online, a mischievous little action-puzzler in which you play as a cuddly little Casper and possess everyday objects in order to scare unwanted visitors away from various establishments. There are five locations in all, ranging from cruise ships to hospitals to, yes, houses, and each has dozens of unique objects to possess. Be a spooky grandfather clock, a spooky theatre seat or a spoooooky bass guitar. The visuals are cute and colourful and all of the townsfolk have a bug-eyed charm, reacting in different ways to your Noel Edmonds-style ghostly Gotchas. Nicely upbeat original score, too.
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