History YMMV / NiNoKuniIIRevenantKingdom

* PortingDisaster: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. The Steam version of the game is generally regarded to be one of the better porting efforts for any Japanese Studio made game, which are pretty infamous for this trope when it comes to PC ports. While the game mostly runs flawlessly, it ''does'' have a tendency to randomly crash on extremely rare occasions[[note]]thankfully, it's usually only when talking to store [=NPCs=] and the game frequently auto-saves so no much progress is usually lost[[/note]] and the odd graphical glitch tends to pop up not present in the [=PS4=] version but, otherwise, the port is considered pretty solid overall.

* ThatOneSidequest: Quest 55, "A Secret Sweet Tooth," is this. It's given off early in Chapter 6, about a dog who wants Rosehip Tart. The problem arises when the only way to get the recipe to cook it is that you can only get the recipe for it during Dekhah's quest to recruit him, and that only pops up after you've finished the final boss!

* SpiritualSuccessor: With a young protagonist leading a small army, having the option to recruit NPCs, building a prosperous town and having army battles expressed through miniatures, the game certainly has that ''VideoGame/{{Suikoden}}'' vibe down pat.

* CaptainObviousReveal: Even if you aren't savvy to a certain twist from [[VideoGame/NiNoKuni the previous game]], it doesn't take much too note that 'Doloran' [[spoiler: can be anagrammed to 'Roland'.]]

* CaptainObviousReveal: Even if you aren't savvy to a certain twist from [[VideoGame/NiNoKuni the previous game]], it doesn't take much to note that 'Doloran' [[spoiler: can be anagrammed to 'Roland'.]]

** Gravity elemental attacks verge ''very'' close on being a flat-out InfinityPlusOneElement. The number of things gravity is strong against is way higher than the other elements. To wit; flying, 'goo' and large enemies such as Manticores and Dragons. This might not sound like much but these enemies make up a ''large'' amount of beastiary; with large enemies making up a ''large'' number of bosses and {{Bonus Boss}}es.

* SideTrackedByTheGoldenSaucer: It's very easy to get sidetracked by building the Evermore Kingdom; not only does it give some hefty rewards, farming the materials isn't that hard if you know where to look.

* ScrappyMechanic: Jumping is a little wonky in this game. Fortunately you can't [[AntiFrustrationFeatures fall off of ledges to your death]], however on the rare occasions in which you ''must'' jump across ledges you can easily miss since you have no real way to control your momentum.

* SpiritualSuccessor: With a young protagonist leading a small army, having the option to recruit NPCs, building a prosperous town and having army battles expressed through miniatures, the game certainly has that ''VideoGame/{{Suikoden}}'' vibe down pat.
* FridgeHorror: What happened to our world when a city (maybe New York) was completely destroyed by a rocket/bomb and the President is presumed dead?

** There's basically no reason to increase money drop rate in the tactic tracker menu; increasing weapon and armor droprate not only negates this by giving you a large number of weapons and armor to sell, it can quickly snowball as you end up getting great armor that further increases weapon drop rates. All this together results in gaining some extremely damaging weapons way ahead of what you can usually craft/buy and mountains of money to spend on whatever else you need.

** Evan, the ''main character'' deserves mention. While he starts out as a SquishyWizard, [[MagikarpPower even with a little investment into him to buff out his problematic stats]], Evan can become a MagicKnight MasterOfAll who can solo a large amount of the enemies in the game. A wide variety of elemental spells that cover all the basic, simple, quick and powerful sword combos and his [[EvolvingAttack ever evolving]] Kings Slash line, an [=AoE=] multi-hit attack that completely ''melts'' the HP of any enemy caught in its radius, usually letting him take out ''four to five'' enemies at once. The only downside is, because of all this, his MP tends to drain extremely quickly; a problem that can be easily remedied with multiple MP restoring items and equipment that slowly regens MP as the battle goes on.

* FridgeHorror: What happen to our world when a city (maybe New York) was completely destroyed by a rocket/bomb and the President is presumed dead.

* SpiritualSuccessor: With a young protagonist leading a small army, having the option to recruit NPCs, building a prosperous town and having army battles expressed through miniatures, the game certainly has that {{Suikoden}} vibe down pat.

** Gravity elemental attacks verge ''very'' close on being a flat-out InfinityPlusOneElement. The number of things gravity is strong against is way higher than the other elements. To wit; flying, 'goo' and large enemies such as Manticorns and Dragons. This might not sound like much but these enemies make up a ''large'' amount of beastiary; with large enemies making up a ''large'' number of bosses and {{Bonus Boss}}es.

* FringeHorror: What happen to our world when a city (maybe New York) was completely destroyed by a rocket/bomb and the President is presumed dead.

* SideTrackedByTheGoldenSaucer: It's very easy to get sidetracked by building the Evermore Kingdom; not only does it give some hefty rewards, farming the materials isn't that hard if you know where to look.

* GameBreaker: Gravity elemental attacks verge ''very'' close on being a flat-out InfinityPlusOneElement. The number of things gravity is strong against is way higher than the other elements. To wit; flying, 'goo' and large enemies such as Manticorns and Dragons. This might not sound like much but these enemies make up a ''large'' amount of beastiary; with large enemies making up a ''large'' number of bosses and {{Bonus Boss}}es.