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Frederic 2: Evil Strikes Back

Frederic 2: Evil Strikes Back

|Poland|Arcade, Music

5.3 /10

Meh

Niche

1 ratings
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Why play it

Defeat famous opponents in musical duels. Immerse yourself in the fantastic story of Frederic's endeavours. Catch all the Easter Eggs and subtle parodies hidden in the background. Practice your skills until perfection and become the Master of the Piano.

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Meh: 5.3/10 across 1 ratings. Watch some gameplay or wait for a sale before deciding.

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Leans into Arcade, Music — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Nintendo LifeJon Cousins · 15 Feb, 2018
6/10

Frederic: Evil Strikes Back is a pretty 'by the numbers' sequel, and despite the (still quite low) track list being superior to the first, the characters, dialogue and presentation niggles still remain. There's plenty of personality to the tracks, and seeing Chopin go up against stadium rockers is strange yet amusing, but the satire and parodies from the first game miss the mark more often than not this time round. The visuals are still bold, and you'll have an enjoyable experience if you can overcome its shortcomings. While Deemo and even VOEZ are still the best of the genre on Nintendo Switch, Frederick: Evil Strikes Back's mix of interesting reinterpretations of classical compositions and sometimes charming art style are still worth a go.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 1 Feb, 2018
7/10

In terms of some issues there are some rough edges worth being aware of...

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