Unveil the mysteries of a beautiful ancient world in this breathtaking 3rd-Person Adventure, a sequel to the acclaimed ‘Spirit of the North.’ Take on the role of an isolated fox with a raven companion on a quest to restore the lost guardians and return home.
In an ancient world left in ruin, embark on the journey of an isolated fox far from home. With the help of a wise Raven companion, seek out the lost legendary guardians and release them from the grasp of the dark shaman Grimnir.
Spirit of the North 2, is, at its heart, an indie title, which is where ideas and uninhibited ambition can live and thrive. Where creativity can bring about ideas, and bend worlds and experiences into something profound.
Spirit of the North 2 represents a blend of visual charm and artistic ambition on the one hand, and technical instability on the other. While the game offers a poetic experience with captivating music and a meditative atmosphere, performance issues and repetitive tasks detract from its luster. Developer Infuse Studio set the bar high, but didn't quite...
The continuation of the fox's journey begins with trouble—and that might also be a fitting way to describe the developers' effort. However, if you overlook the negatives and simply immerse yourself in the Nordic atmosphere and the game's relative ease, you're in for a slightly above-average experience.
Spirit Of The North 2 builds upon the goodness of the first outing, improving the experience by offering a larger world and extended playthrough. If you played the original and loved its calm nature, the compelling storyline, and the gorgeous worlds, then you’re in for a treat and will love this adventure
The story of Fuche and the other Guardians and their peoples is truly interesting, but piecing it together like a puzzle isn't easy. Since you don't know exactly where or how to go, it probably takes 30 hours to reach the end. There are plenty of great moments, music, and vistas to enjoy along the way. At the same time, the game doesn't make it easy...
