History VideoGame / DragonQuestBuilders2

* BagOfSpilling: You have to leave all your stuff back on the Island of Awakening. Thankfully you get it all back when you return.

* ForcedIntoEvil: [[spoiler:The remnants of the Deitree in Furrowfield are forced by the Children of Hargon to spread the Ill Wind.]]

->''What was formerly food, now found piled in pots.''

* WarpWhistle: Players can fast travel through the world map.

* [[WizardNeedsFoodBadly Builder Needs Food Badly]]: As in the first game, keeping your hunger meter high is important. A high meter will confer passive HP recovery, while a low meter will drain your HP.

* NotQuiteFlight: Builders can glide over the land.

* CrapsackWorld: Welcome to Torland, where the Children of Hargon have laid waste to civilization and are hellbent on keeping the world a sucky place to live.

* ReligionOfEvil: The Children of Hargon, a cult dedicated to destruction and violently opposed opposed to creation.

** While you can no longer place teleportation beacons anywhere you want, there are far more fast-travel points available to you.

** After a certain point in the game, villagers can build blueprints for you (if provided the materials).

The game is set in Torland, the world of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestII''. Unlike the original ''Builders'', however, this game does ''not'' follow an AlternateContinuity wherein the evil wizard Hargon emerged victorious and conquered the world. Long after the wizard's defeat, his remaining disciples, the Children of Hargon, have set out across the globe, capturing any Builders they find to ensure that the ruined world cannot be rebuilt. As one such Builder, you are saved from an unfortunate fate by a friendly amnesiac named Malroth, with whom you must set out to restore the world that Hargon has laid to waste.

* DefectorFromDecadence: A sizable chunk of Hargon's forces defect to the builder, some out of genuine altruism, others for pragmatic issues. Kind of hard to keep loyalty when thehe edict you enforce makes it hard for your own forces to eat.

* AfterTheEnd: Much like in the first game, In ''Builders 2'' TheBadGuyWins and the civilization has been all but destroyed.

* AfterTheEnd: In ''Builders 2'', TheBadGuyWins and the civilization has been all but destroyed.

The game is set in Torland, the world of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestII''. Like the original ''Builders'', however, this game follows an AlternateContinuity wherein the evil wizard Hargon emerged victorious and conquered the world. Now, his disciples, the Children of Hargon, have set out across the globe, capturing any Builders they find to ensure that the ruined world cannot be rebuilt. As one such Builder, you are saved from an unfortunate fate by a friendly amnesiac named Malroth, with whom you must set out to restore the world that Hargon has laid to waste.

The game is set in the same world as ''VideoGame/DragonQuestII'', but like the original ''Builders'', follows an AlternateContinuity wherein the evil wizard Hargon emerged victorious and conquered the world. Now, his disciples, the Children of Hargon, have set out across the globe, capturing any Builders they find to ensure that the ruined world cannot be rebuilt. As one such Builder, you are saved from an unfortunate fate by a friendly amnesiac named Malroth, with whom you must set out to restore the world that Hargon has laid to waste.

The game is set in the same world as ''VideoGame/DragonQuestII'', but like the original ''Builders'', follows an AlternateContinuity wherein the evil wizard Hargon emerged victorious and conquered the world. Now, his disciples, the Children of Hargon, have set out across the globe, killing any Builders they find to ensure that the ruined world cannot be rebuilt. As one such Builder, you are saved from drowning by a friendly boy named Malroth, with whom you must set out to restore the world that Hargon has laid to waste.

Building off of the foundation laid by the first game, ''Builders 2'' incorporates several new features, including CoOpMultiplayer for up to four players through local wireless and over the internet, the ability to fly and swim, [[WarpWhistle Fast Travel]], a [[VideoGameDashing dash button]], and the ability to recruit a party of [=NPCs=] to accompany to player in their journey.

* WideOpenSandbox: The game as a whole counts, but the Isle of Awakening can be played separately from the story mode, allowing players to explore and build to their heart's content.

Building off of the foundation laid by the first game, ''Builders 2'' incorporates several new features, including CoOpMultiplayer for up to four players online and offline, the ability to fly and swim, [[WarpWhistle Fast Travel]], a [[VideoGameDashing dash button]], and the ability to recruit a party of [=NPCs=] to accompany to player in their journey.

* WarpWhistle: Players can fast travel through the world map.

The game is set in the same world as ''VideoGame/DragonQuestII'', but like the original ''Builders'', follows an AlternateContinuity wherein the evil wizard Hargon emerged victorious and conquered the world. Now, his disciples, the Children of Hargon, have set out across the globe, killing any Builders they find to ensure that the ruined world cannot be rebuilt. As one such Builder, you are saved from drowning by a friendly boy named Malroth, with whom you must set out to rebuild the world that Hargon has laid to waste.

Building off of the foundation laid by the first game, ''Builders 2'' incorporates several new features, including CoOpMultiplayer for up to four players online and offline, the ability to fly and swim, FastTravel, a [[VideoGameDashing dash button]], and the ability to recruit a party of [=NPCs=] to accompany to player in their journey.

* FastTravel
* SuperDrowningSkills: {{Averted}}. Unlike in the first game, players can swim in this game.

'''''Dragon Quest Builders 2''''' is a WideOpenSandbox spinoff of the ''Franchise/DragonQuest'' series, and a sequel to ''VideoGame/DragonQuestBuilders''. It was released for UsefulNotes/Playstation4 and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in December 2018, with a Western release to follow in July 2019.