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About This Game BackstoryMillennium 2 is the direct sequel to Millennium - A New Hope, the new epic saga of Aldorlea Games, specialists in RPG and Adventure. Will Marine gather the people she needs so that they can challenge the Lords of Mystrock to a legendary showdown?With magic and marvels a world and journey await you. DetailsMillennium 2 is the second episode of Aldorlea's flagship series (the makers behind The Book of Legends, Moonchild, Dreamscape, 3 Stars of Destiny, Asguaard, Undefeated etc.).Featuring an immersive story, this game is a fantastic chapter to a series greenlighted by the Steam community that spans over 5 episodes and features more than 20 characters in total. Key Features30+ achievements to unlock - can you get them all?4 levels of difficulty - choose your difficulty and enjoy replaying the game at its most challengingChoose visible or invisible monsters - cater to the encounter style you preferOptional guiding arrows - enjoy the game without the worry of having to look up a walkthrough or guideDozens of secret rooms - for those who like to explore and discover every secret40 quests - easy request from a villager or very tricky riddle to solve, help people as you progress in your adventureBattle superb monsters including 8 Animal Kings - they are the most dangerous and feared creatures out there, so bewareGet help from Jeanne - your magically-gifted fairy friend that you can summon when you really need that little something extraGorgeous retro graphics and musics - Millennium features high production values in its genre, all for your enjoyment Best-Selling Games by Aldorleahttp://store.steampowered.com/app/277470http://store.steampowered.com/app/332380http://store.steampowered.com/app/370670 Aldorlea Useful LinksOfficial Website (contains 100+ games including all 15+ Aldorlea Games released to date)Aldorlea Community (join it to receive help and info about the games)Aldorlea Facebook Page (become a member to get up-to-date news about us)Millennium Help Forum (tons of info to be found there for the aspiring adventurer) 7aa9394dea Title: Millennium 2 - Take Me HigherGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Aldorlea GamesPublisher:Aldorlea GamesFranchise:MillenniumRelease Date: 10 Jul, 2014 Millennium 2 - Take Me Higher Ativador Download millennium 2 take me higher download. millennium 2 take me higher secret rooms. millennium 2 take me higher free full download. millennium 2 take me higher. millennium 2 take me higher walkthrough i recently bought a game from aldorlea games from they website and the game dont work and since is not made by adorlea...they dont give a fook if some1 selling games in they website rippes u off... SO STAY AWAY FROM ALDORLEA GAME SITE buy them here on steam where u know ur money will be refunded. This is the 2nd one in the series and continues on from the first with Marine battling to get new members. it introduces Jezebel a gypsy with a talent for taming wild animals. Her attitude might not appeal to everyone as she can be quite self-centered but underneath she has a good heart. and Abu-a quiet deep thinking person from the swamp and a little fairy . In it you will also meet some of the not -so-ethical opponents who will do their best to hinder Marine.The story extends to new areas with different scenery - quite breathtaking and new enemies. still has hidden rooms and quests. some of the animal kings can be hard to kill so leveling up and using skills is necessary. overall a great 2nd story. I just completed playing Millennium 2: Take Me Higher and it was an enjoyable game. Just for clarity, let me state that I had already beat Millennium: A New Hope, and that I also only played the game on normal difficulty so my review will be based on those facts.If you're a fan of the old 8-bit or 16-bit RPGs that were popular on the SNES or other systems, you're probably going to like this game. It's very smooth, has nice artwork, good music, and I didn't have any problems with bugs. Beating the game will probably take in the ten to fifteen hour range, depending upon how thorough you are in seeking side quests. This game has a number, and you have to be a bit creative to discover them all without cheating. The only ones I found a little superfluous were ones at the end where you basically went and had to hunt down gates in places you've already been.But, I digress. The story is set in a world where the lead character is Marine, a young girl who is living in a kingdom where a despotic ruler, Lord Dragon, with the help of some nefarious underlings, is running things where only a few benefit and many suffer. So, she is trying to collect heroes to help fight him in a future election. While searching these out, she goes on various misadventures.Combat is standard RPG menu based fare with basic attacks, accessible skills, defense, and item functions. It can get a bit repetitive, but the game isn't too bad about making you work to level up at normal difficulty, and they offer easier modes called easy and story for those who want less of a challenge, and a harder mode as well for those who prefer. Dungeons will take about an hour to two hours to clear. One thing that is challenging is finding all the secret rooms. Millennium 2 often hides secrets, so be sure to look and click around a lot. Some players use the mouse mode to do a quick check of the screen to see where jumping off screen can lead you somewhere new. These quests are almost never essential to the game, but something players should seek out because they offer substantial advantages to the characters in game.It's a good game, and I'll be purchasing the third when it becomes available here on Steam. For the price I paid, just under $5, it was definitely worth the cost in terms of entertainment, although the one thing that does frustrate me a little is reaching the end when it felt like it was just beginning. But, in terms of producing these types of games, I've been a fan of Aldorlea for a while, and if you like games in the RPGMaker+ vein, this is as good as it gets.. Best story ever. Very interesting.9\/10 rating. Millenium is an amazing game series, this is the first RPG I ever played on Steam and I haven't yet found anything that beats it. Millenium will always be my favouite I couldn't recommend it any more highly.. The second in the Millenium saga, this game takes the concepts of the first game and builds on them to a better degree. The developer seems to have learned some things from the first title (and their other projects). More threats to fight, more evils to defeat. And all to prepare for the final battle to come three segments ahead.You start at level 20, so take that as a small indication of the strength your foes start with.. I enjoyed the first part of this Millennium series a lot and I thought that this series might be as fun as Aveyond. Unfortunately part 2 of Millennium just isn't as good at all and reading reviews of the rest of the series I see that the main issues I have with part 2 only gets worse as it progresses. The main storyline was much shorter than the first game. Things felt more unbalanced and there wasn't enough areas to explore to make all the traversing through the map feel anything but like a boring grind once I'd already visited a place.But what really killed the game for me is how things are time sensitive. Unless you spend a lot of time searching every inch of the screen in the areas your character walk through you may later discover that you can't go back to that area. I like exploring and I had a lot of fun finding all the secret rooms in the first game. The first game had a time sensitive issue as well but not being able to buy all the things from the forge because I hadn't been aware of it wasn't so dissappointing that I felt let down and I felt that I could easily replay the game on hard mode later and make sure not to forget the forge then.In this game however I discovered that I had already lost the chance of completing all quests half an hour into my game since I had no idea I wouldn't be able to revisit Mystrock again once I left. It was a very disheartening discovery 15+ hours into the game that I wouldn't be able to complete two quests because I hadn't spent more time searching through the first town I went to before leaving it again. This series makes me feel as if I need a walkthrough to guide me step by step through it if I want to complete all the quests. I usually don't want a walkthough until I've been stuck and desperate for a while. Millennium - Take me Higher just isn't fun enough to restart the game and replay it and I've lost the will to try the next part of the series.