Most of the world is already playing Bravely Second, but the US is a bit behind. We did get a good look at the game in action during Nintendo’s latest direct, and I was oddly drawn to the Catmancer class. Something about training cats to mimic and unleash enemy attacks just seems so… Japanese. My body is ready for Bravely Second , and if you loved the first one, as I did, you’ll be happy to know that End Layer is also preceded by a lengthy and robust demo. That demo will be available to download March 10 (March 7 if you’re a Best Buy Gamer Club Unlocked member).
The demo features its own protagonists, with their own unique campaign that some are reporting lasts around 10 hours. Not bad for a demo! This should make the wait for the game’s release on April 15 more bearable. Also, like the Bravely Default demo, your progress in the Bravely Second demo will carry over into the actual game. In the original this transfer granted players some really useful items, so check out the demo next week and to get a taste of what you can expect from the full game. If this is your intro to the series then get ready to become addicted.