Blasphemous 2 Desperately Needs One Hollow Knight Feature

Blasphemous 2 distinguishes itself from its predecessor instantly when it offers three starting weapons that players must choose from. This is a fairly large decision to make with combat concerned, but an even larger decision when players consider how certain areas will or won’t be accessible to them yet depending on which they select. This is only one of the monumental changes Blasphemous 2 makes, and while it’s great that a little more effort went into making the sequel’s map readable, it still fails at adequately representing points of interest and is therefore another missed opportunity.