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Each of the 12 playable character classes in Last Dream II has a branched class upgrade that allows a choice to further customize the character according to your preferred play style.

For the Berserker, the upgrade options are the Zealot and Maniac. The Berserker class is unique in how he utilizes skills. Rather than using MP to use skills, he uses Rage which is gained in different ways. The Zealot gains additional Rage when he is attacked by the enemy, especially ...

We’re less than a month away from our bi-annual tournament of the White Giant RPG Studios development team. The tournaments began as speed runs of Final Fantasy I which spawned the idea for Last Dream and its eventual development and release.

Therefore, the RPG speed run is a staple of of every week-long tournament and this year, we’ve chosen to play Last Dream: World Unknown in a special “Tournament” mode. Tournament mode breaks up LDWU until 5 scenarios that are played ...

Each of the 12 playable character classes in Last Dream II has a branched class upgrade that allows a choice to further customize the character according to your preferred play style.

For the Hunter, the upgrade options are the Beast Master and Ranger. The Beast Master gains enhanced abilities to determine enemy weaknesses via “enemy scans” and also acquires additional capabilities for taming wild beasts such as Giant Moas. The Ranger, on the other hand, focuses on crippling physical attacks that ...

Over the last couple of days, we’ve been working to implement skill warm-ups and cooldowns into Last Dream II. If you’re not familiar with skill warm-ups and cooldowns, they restrict when skills can be used under specific circumstances. 

Warm-ups disallow certain powerful skills from being used at the beginning of battle and require a certain number of rounds of combat before they are “warmed up” and can be used. Cooldowns, on the other hand, restrict how often a skill can be ...

Each of the 12 playable character classes in Last Dream II has a branched class upgrade that allows a choice to further customize the character according to your preferred play style.

For the Knight, the upgrade options are the Paladin and Dark Knight. The Paladin gains the ability to heal and resurrect party members as well as access to powerful Holy magic to annihilate the undead. The Dark Knight, on the other hand, focuses on devastating physical attacks. Each class has ...

Each of the 12 playable character classes in Last Dream II has a branched class upgrade that allows a choice to further customize the character according to your preferred play style.

For the Black mage, the upgrade options are the Wizard and Warlock. The Wizard becomes a master of party buffs and enemy debuffs – the ultimate in support classes to turbo-charge the rest of your party. The Warlock, on the other hand, harnesses the elemental powers of Black Magic to ...

Each character must journey through two separate “dungeons” in order to complete their prologue in Last Dream II. For the Gray Mage, his second “dungeon” is the Black Forest which is so named due to the high, thick canopy that darkens it day and night.

For the Black Forest, we were able to exploit the powerful Godot lighting system to create a variety of effects such as glowing green fireflies, perched crows with gleaming red eyes, and radiant pink plants. Another ...

Each of the 12 playable character classes in Last Dream II has a branched class upgrade that allows a choice to further customize the character according to your preferred play style.

For the Monk, the upgrade options are the Blackbelt and Banshay. The Blackbelt is a master of hand-to-hand combat whereas the Banshay becomes the weapon-master evolution of the Monk. Not only will these two class upgrades allow different weapons to be equipped, but they will also have access to unique ...

We’ve returned to the enemies of the the first Gray Mage prologue dungeon, the Moros Ruins, and have added “Run Forward” / “Run Backward” and “Normal Physical Attack” animations for each enemy as highlighted by this new video showing the new animations of the Giant Cockroach in the Moros Ruins.

Customizing characters through skills is an integral mechanic in the Last Dream series. As with previous Last Dream series games, skills are learned through “Skill Points” (SP) which is earned both through battle and can be purchased via “SP Orbs”. 

A new mechanic that we’re excited about in Last Dream II is the addition of skill upgrades. This allows for further customization of the skills that you use the most. In the “Skill Learn Menu” image, the Gray Mage’s “Cure” skill ...