
Thomas Cone
The graphics are great, the fighting gameplay is weird and I dont think I like it, and the inventory system is needlessly confusing. Attacks queue, and thats not bad, but to use a skill, you press the skill to queue, then you press the attack button to execute. I am not a fan of that. I would much prefer just pressing a skill to use the skill. I recieved a frost greatsword for pre-order, I couldn't figure out how to use it, hit register, and now its gone. I am uninstalling, not worth playing.
215 people found this review helpful
Netmarble
November 7, 2025
Hi Thomas, thank you for sharing your feedback and your honest thoughts. We're saddened to know about your experience with Raven 2. We'll be sure to take note of this as a reference for future improvements. If you have any other concerns, please let us know and we'll be more than happy to assist you!

Jamie Grimsley
A lot of work was put into the graphics; not much else. The game looks like a console game but there's really nothing to do. You can choose from different roles, assassin, ranger, dark knight, knight, mage, etc. but it doesn't really matter. You engage every target head on in the same way. So, basically, turn the auto pilot on, put the recommended items in the recommended slots, and the game will beat itself for you. You just sit back and watch the pretty graphics and maybe enjoy the story.
231 people found this review helpful

Mal Trix
This game made BDM seem way more fun and less pay to win 💀 Which says a lot. If there was more free content like costumes and perks, I might give it an extra star. The game mechanics and graphics are fine although I wish you could attack while walking away from an opponent. The skills are mediocre at best, you can only attack one opponent at a time which takes up so much time. I know it's still early in development but I expected more from all the hype I have seen.
6 people found this review helpful