After that, those who survived the events of the first game will continue their march to meet the human king. While there aren’t as many variables at play as one could hope (and the most important one can be decided manually if you choose not to import), it’s always a nice feature to have in such a choice-focused title. When you start the game, you’re able to import your save file from The Banner Saga, with certain decisions (and their consequences) carrying over from that game. There’s no revolution here, although the game does have a few smaller but noticeable differences from the first Banner Saga. Once again, the game gives us beautiful landscapes and fluid, rotoscoped animation combined with haunting, mournful music by Austin Wintory. Once again, the player leads the caravan of vikings and giants through a broken world, passes the monuments to gods who killed each other, fights the neverending forces of dredge and tries to manage meager supplies. It continues where the first game left off and continues with the same style of gameplay, visuals and storytelling as its predecessor. The Banner Saga 2 feels less like a sequel and more like another set of chapters added to the first game.
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