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Is DK2 considered a straight upgrade from DK1? Or did they mechanistically go down different paths and each has something unique to contribute?
by fbdab103 3y ago
Is DK2 considered a straight upgrade from DK1? Or did they mechanistically go down different paths and each has something unique to contribute?
- kristofferg 3y agoThe tone/“atmosphere” of DK1 is very strong and the gameplay high-stakes/visceral. (Like the previous Magic Carpet games). DK2 went a more stylized, silly and cartoony direction - never resonated as much with me as DK1. DK2 is still a decent game though.
- Sakos 3y agoThey're both unique. I never really played them back then but gave both a try recently. I feel like DK1 has aged better, especially with DK FX. It feels like it could be a modern indie game. It actually looks gorgeous, imo. DK2's move to fully 3D makes it look very dated and the way the UI/UX has changed also makes it feel more dated to play than DK1. I found it to be more frustrating just in how you interact with the game. I really enjoyed both games though, so I absolutely recommend playing both.