Coming off of From Software's Elden Ring (which Bandai Namco published) not too long ago, pulling up the map of Code Vein 2 ...

Holly is a hero you can save in the past in Code Vein 2, and she also has a request for you. There's a good amount of time ...

Code Vein II isn’t about rushing forward and brute-forcing every fight. It rewards players who explore, prepare, and adapt. Use your bike to control when you fight, step away from bosses when needed, ...

Like any good soulslike, Code Vein 2 isn't afraid to kick your ass. Even in its tutorial island, there are a good few enemies that'll ruin your day when you first encounter them (that horrible machine ...

When you first start playing Code Vein II your map will be obscured, a result of these small red trees that act as map jammers. They’re indicated on your map as pink circles, so you can track them ...

In spite of some spotty performance on console, Code Vein 2 is a triumphant sequel that fans of the original are likely to ...

Character customization in Code Vein 2 is far deeper than it first appears, letting players shape their Revenant exactly how they want without affecting gameplay balance.

There are six locations in Code Vein 2 that you'll need to visit to find all of the hot springs. The first hot spring you're ...

Code Vein 2 delivers a challenging and mechanically deep soulslike experience that embraces its anime aesthetic.

Code Vein 2 makes all the same mistakes as the first Code Vein, adds a bland open world, and misunderstands what makes ...

Code Vein 2 may not reach the heights of Elden Ring, but while FromSoftware offers a masterpiece, this soulslike is an anime ...

Unlimited anime.