Yup, that sounds about right, doesn't it? Evoland 2 has the standard JRPG fare, but does it in a tongue-in-cheek way that is pretty meta and breaks the fourth wall. The silent hero gets sent out of the village to do some errands for someone, but you need a sword first! Help the daughter of the man who rescued you from the forest from a bunch of monsters and witness a catastrophic event that changes the world as we know it. You're in a village with various NPCs who all have their own quirks and charms. You have the protagonist who doesn't remember who they are and what happened to them before the start of the game. In typical RPG fashion, players will find a storyline that is jam-packed with plenty of JRPG tropes and clichés, but done in a way that is supposed to be humorous and entertaining.
The soundtrack is also a nice tribute to the classic RPGs that you've played in the past, and the game even pokes some humor into that from the very beginning.
Animations are smooth and fluid, with no issues of laggy or choppy frame rates on my iPhone 8 Plus. The colors in Evoland 2 are a nice, lush mix of vibrant brights and more muted, earthy tones. Still, even when you go through the 8-bit part of the game, everything is still quite detailed, so you can still make things out and it's not too plain looking. The game provides an excellent visual timeline of the capabilities of gaming throughout the years, going from 2D and 8-bit pixels to more complex, 3D modeling systems. Graphically speaking, Evoland 2, like its predecessor, is rather impressive.
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