Video: Magna Carta 2's combat explained

by Richard Mitchell { Oct 9th 2009 at 3:45PM }

A new video of Magna Carta 2 has been released detailing the game's combat system. Thankfully, there aren't any random battles to be found here, as the combat in Magna Carta 2 is all fought in real time. Players take control of individual characters -- switching between them using the D-pad -- and perform various attacks and skills. The game employs a chain system, which allows players to link together the attacks of different characters.

It definitely looks like a good change of pace for anyone that might be tired of slower turn-based battle systems. Check it out in the video above.

Tags: magna-carta, magna-carta-2, namco-bandai, Softmax

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

jrmtz @ Oct 9th 2009 4:06PM

That made no sense. But I'm still looking forward to this game.

cafecito @ Oct 9th 2009 4:37PM

Celestine is hot. But then again, most female designs from Hyung-Tae Kim are. Game looks fun, BTW... i kinda missed playing a japanese-style RPG (Yeah, I know it's korean, but the style is still japanese).

Jerkamie @ Oct 10th 2009 10:42AM

What was his name? Mobby Kidnidle? wtf??

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