With lots of stuff to do, "Gravity Rush 2" is a huge game if players aim to complete everything. There are talismans to collect, costumes to complete, side-quests, challenges to attempt and more. Even when players complete the main story missions, there are still a plethora of activities to attempt. This is why players are advised to pace themselves and just enjoy the game.
Gamers should not worry too much about the game's side quests or challenges. These events are plentiful and players might bump into one just running around the area. Most people worry that these extra missions might disappear as the story progresses, but they eventually just reappear at a later time. To summarize, players should just take their time and play the game how they want it to, suggests Siliconera. Apparently, finishing the story does not prevent players from revisiting the extra quests they failed to complete during their first playthrough.
Another aspect where players make hurried decisions in "Gravity Rush 2" is with the collected gems. Players should avoid purchasing the upgraded versions of some moves, but instead invest on "Stasis Field" and extending length and strength of combos. Most of the time, battles happen when the character is on the ground. The aim-assisted "Stasis Field" attacks also reportedly help in tough situations.
Players should also take time to earn Dusty Tokens. These are earned through the game's Photo Mode. The rewards for collecting these items might start off slow, but each player's efforts can get them different gestures, props and costumes. Players can also participate in the game's Treasure Hunts. These activities reward players with Dusty Tokens, which can help unlock more in-game bonuses.
iTech Post also recommends that players should look for manholes and activate them. This unlocks the fast travel option, which allows gamers to quickly access another location within the map. "Gravity Rush 2" will launch for the North American market this week on Jan. 20, 2014.
