Unlike the music in Brave Frontier, which is synthesized, Brave Frontier 2 will feature a real Orchestra soundtrack done by the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra and composed by Hikoshi Hashimoto, Kenji Ito, Minako Seki, Kaoru Wada, Noriyuki Iwadare, TAMAYO and Tadayoshi Makino. Now, being separated from Rin and being found by the Akras Summoners, humanity's survival rests on the new hero and the Akras Summoners Guild in order to take down the dreaded Negress. However, the black knight commanded Shaia to attack the hero and Rin, distorting the portal as both of them were sucked away into the portal and were separated as they traversed into different worlds. But in the midst of their defeat, Augus used a strange orb to open a portal to another world, and Augus told both the hero and Rin to escape with the orb. The main character and his childhood friend, Rin, were protecting the treasure rood underground with the help from Augus and Lory as they were then caught by the black knight. As The King ordered the citizens to escape, two main youth tried to make their escape, each of the kingdom's most powerful knights had fallen due to the mysterious black knight's presence. In another world in the Kingdom of Seltavia, Negress sets their goal on the kingdom's capital of Philharme, taking down various soldiers as they proceed with their plan in dominating various worlds. Though the Akras Summoners Hall are trying to pin their every move, until a strange gate started opening in Grand Gaia as the Summoners's Hall were sent to investigate. ġ0 Years after, the year is A.I.E 300, a strange group called Negress were making their move, destroying countless kingdoms and worlds for their unknown ambitions.
As this caught the eye of the Akras Summoners Hall back in Elgaia regarding the discovery of the new world, Noel, Lugina and Roy went to Extas to negotiate with the authorities for the capture of Fabulaska, in exchange for Noel's research data regarding the world of Bectas. Story Ģ0 years after the defeat of Karna Masta and the restoration of summoning ability within the Akras Summoner's Hall, deep in the world of Extas, Fabulaska was arrested for copying data on a research forbidden to be accessed when two strange figures helped him in his escape. But unlike its predecessor, Brave Frontier 2 has no Gacha system to get new units, and relies more on buying new units using in-game currency. The game's director, Eiji Takahashi also stated that standard features such as Frontier Hunter, Trials and Arena will also be included in the game's release. Alongside the improved summoner avatar system is the ability to raise pets as companion in quests, which like units, can be evolvable to become stronger. Also, the game features an improved summoner avatar system and can be leveled up through branch evolution and be equipped with various weapons and items. a new mechanic known as Xross Brave Burst is introduced, which requires two or more units with mutual relationship to execute stronger attacks. In departure to the original game, the game will be the first to feature a double protagonist system, allowing players to play the story of both main protagonist in the same game. Units have the ability to execute special attacks, known as Brave Bursts and Super Brave Bursts. However, if players fail a quest, they use one gem to continue. When players complete the entire area, they'll be rewarded with one gem. After completing, players are rewarded with Zel and items, as well as acquiring units from each mission.
After an enemy is defeated, the player proceeds the next stage until the boss, which is required to go complete a level. Attacking units in a battle rewards the player with Brave Burst Crystals, and Heart Crystals. Players make friends through friend request. Players are allowed to bring up to 5 units in each stage with a "friend" unit in quest mode. Like the first game to the series, it follows the same gameplay format to Square Enix's Valkyrie Profile, but differentiates itself from the original such as its story-driven plot and gameplay.
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