From the whimsical Casper looking Whisper to Swelton, a fat sweaty Yo-kai who will break your heart as he explains how he has no friends and will just sweat all alone in the sewer, each Yo-kai you meet has a positive impact on your adventure.
The idea that most negative feelings are associated with a Yo-kai haunting you is an interesting one and I always liked when the story played that up. My big issue with the narrative is that you can’t just run through the story at your leisure. Whether it was simply to pad the game length or give you away to acquire more Yo-kai, the game forces you to complete mostly unrelated ‘key quests’ after every major story point before you unlock more story.
This design choice is a strange one that not only hurts the games pacing and players freedom to progress as they would like, but also the game overall as I’ll explain in the following section. Yo-kai Watch 2 has three main facets of gameplay, running around town completing quests, collecting Yo-kai and battling Yo-kai. The quests are easily the downfall of this title and unfortunately, makes up the largest chunk of your gameplay time outside of battles.
It’s not that the map in Yo-kai Watch 2 is small or repetitive.
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In fact it’s quite the opposite as Springdale and it’s surroundings is actually a large, interesting metropolis full of life and secrets to uncover. It’s that most of your time is simply spent running between places.
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