Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams
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The young apprentice shaman grows up a little for his second cross-console adventure. Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams features a slightly more mature Tak, who is already well aware of “the Power of Juju,” yet still will need to improve his abilities before facing a greater challenge than ever before. The evil sorcerer Tlaloc is using the Nightmare Scepter to frighten the good people of Tak’s tribe; it’s time for Tak to defeat the villian once and for all. Fans of the original will notice that Tak begins this second game with a larger repertoire of combat moves, and a mana bar already in place. He’ll still have to travel the land to increase his powers however, and learn new tricks from a selection of spirit animal friends.
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