Fit check
Is Ashes of Immortality II worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who want a werewolf protagonist facing social prejudice
- Fans of 16-bit fantasy adventures inspired by Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest
- Players who want enemy battles and sidequests within a story-driven game
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a management, crafting, or puzzle-centered game rather than an RPG adventure
- Players who prefer a setting without werewolves, vampiric lore, or supernatural conflict
- Players seeking a standalone story instead of a direct sequel
Our take on Ashes of Immortality II
The game shifts its fantasy focus from vampiric intrigue to a young werewolf defending his people. It also makes prejudice within the protagonist’s society and the wider world part of the central conflict.
What is Ashes of Immortality II?
Ashes of Immortality II is a direct sequel set in Landis, a wilderness far from the vampiric land of Ruthven.
The story follows a young werewolf defending his people while facing prejudice from both his own society and the wider world. A charismatic fanatic wants to erase civilization and replace it with wild anarchy. Players defeat enemies and complete sidequests during this 16-bit RPG adventure. The setting includes wolves that walk as men, a dangerous natural environment, and a full moon that brings awe and fear. The game is inspired by Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.
How Ashes of Immortality II plays
- 01Werewolf Protagonist
- The main character is a young werewolf who defends his people and confronts prejudice.
- 02Sidequest Structure
- Players can complete additional quests alongside the central story.
- 03Landis Setting
- The adventure takes place in a wilderness called Landis, separate from the vampiric land of Ruthven.
- 0416-Bit Presentation
- The game uses a 16-bit style and draws inspiration from Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.
- 05Direct Sequel
- The story continues the events of Ashes of Immortality.
Ashes of Immortality II compared to similar games
Hero of the Kingdom presents a calm adventuring RPG with no time pressure, while Ashes of Immortality II focuses on defeating enemies and completing sidequests in a werewolf-led story. The other listed alternatives do not share this RPG adventure structure.
Ashes of Immortality II: platforms & release
Is Ashes of Immortality II worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who want a werewolf protagonist facing social prejudice. Skip it if: players looking for a management, crafting, or puzzle-centered game rather than an RPG adventure.
Where can I download Ashes of Immortality II?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Ashes of Immortality II's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Ashes of Immortality II on?
Windows only.
