Ni no Kuni II vs. Sea of Thieves: Which Game Should You Buy?

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Sea of Thieves or Ni no Kuni II

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This week brings the release of two highly anticipated games: Sea of Thieves and Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom. Sea of Thieves is a multiplayer pirate simulator, whereas Ni No Kuni II is a JRPG. The games are very different, from their genres down to their art styles.

Many players will have no problem making a decision on which game to get simply based on whether they prefer multiplayer games or single-player JRPGs. However, if you like both genres, and only want to spend money on one game this week, here is a small list of how both games handle key gameplay components, so that you can make a better informed decision.

 

This post was originally written by Katharine Craven.


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