80%PC

Somewhat satisfying, but missions felt unfair - gimmicks and gimped. Conquest was both satisfying when you destroy, but frustrating when you make a mistake that costs you the run. Some funny writing - Fix horse toilet, bird toilet, turtle toilet. Meh story. <3 Sigrid the vampire.

70%Nintendo Switch

Wargroove 2 is just about a universal improvement over the original. It has a better campaign with more varied objectives and a more interesting story. The new units and commanders are fun to use. The options for custom maps and campaigns are more robust than ever. But it's really a shame that none of that will matter because this game has generated absolutely zero buzz. There is nothing here that will convince someone who didn't like the original to give it a try. This may well be the last Wargroove. It was a hell of a lot of fun while it lasted.

80%No Platform Specified

Wargroove 2 is a lot bigger, even if its tactical combat isn’t much better to match – but with how good the original Wargroove was already, that’s forgivable. The story of its three campaigns isn’t as cohesive as its predecessor and there aren’t many truly new gameplay features in the campaign levels themselves, but its Advance Wars-style tactical combat once again manages to make the hours fly by.A satisfyingly challenging new roguelike mode also provides a new way to play that could have practically been a whole game of its own. It’s a familiar package even with that mode, but if you loved the original then Wargroove 2 provides a whole lot more of what made it so great.