Grandia II Review Consider this a good opportunity to try out a solid Japanese RPG, without having to own a console. By Greg Kasavin on May 17, 2006 at 3:08PM PDT ...

Grandia II Review A Dreamcast favorite finally makes its way to the PC smothered in all of its fruity console RPG coating. I've said it before and I'll say it again.

Grandia II is an incredibly tough game to call - we hope it prospers enough for Game Arts to see their way through to a sequel, but if it flops in the West, it will be obvious why.

A look at Gamitopia reveals a new review of Grandia II. The game was reasonably well received, although the conclusion isn't overly positive: While the game doesn't have the greatest audio or ...

Grandia 2, however, suffers from horribly upscaled CG cutscenes that look worse than a PS1 CG cutscene. They are highly pixelated and look like they’re running at 320p.

Personally, I’m a bigger fan of Grandia 2 - but that’s because Grandia 1 has one of the slowest starts to any RPG I’ve ever played in my entire life. The game picks up and gets amazing, don ...

Grandia 2 is praised for its unique take on the turn-based battle system. When it’s a character’s turn, their character icon has reached the beginning of the action phase on the IP gauge.

Check out how we test and review games here GungHo has announced that retro-tastic RPGs Grandia and Grandia II will be heading to Nintendo Switch later this year.

The highly-anticipated, critically-acclaimed JRPG GRANDIA HD Remaster is now available on Steam for $19.99. Additionally, GRANDIA® II Anniversary Edit ...

GRANDIA II Anniversary Edition (previously titled GRANDIA II HD Edition) will launch for PC via Steam and GOG.com on August 24, GungHo Online Entertainment announced. It will cost $14.99 for a limi… ...

Publisher GungHo Online Entertainment has announced that two classic Japanese RPGs, “Grandia” and its sequel “Grandia II,” are coming to Nintendo Switch and PC. Both games will receive HD ...

Grandia II may not look like much from a technical standpoint--disappointingly, the game actually looks a bit worse than the original Dreamcast version--but its visual design is well done.