While Bravely Default 2 will take dozens of hours to complete, there are still some things players can do once they finish the main campaign. This guide will show players the best things to do after beating the game. Bravely Default 2 brings the series back to JRPG roots by playing similarly to an older Final Fantasy title. While the Final Fantasy series has grown into the action-RPG series it is now, this has left a yearning for players who want a more traditional RPG experience. In Bravely Default 2, players will explore a magical world, build their own team, and grind to level up. While the main story takes well over 50 hours to complete, this guide will show players what they can do after beating the game.
In situations like this, players mainly want to go back into the game to either complete things they might have missed or don't want their adventure to end. It's very easy to get invested in these characters and their goals and ambitions. Finishing a good video game is like concluding a solid book or tv series. There will be a hole left behind if the game is good enough. Here are some things players can do to extend their playtime.
The Best Things To Do After Beating Bravely Default 2
Here are a few things players might have missed in their original run of the game.
- Unlock the True Ending: After the player has beaten the game, they can unlock chapter 6, defeat new bosses, and experience new story scenarios. It's very easy to miss out on this content since the game doesn't make it super clear how to unlock them. Just load up the game right before you face the final boss and head in the opposite direction. This will begin the path to the true ending.
- Collect Every Job: Each job needs to be unlocked in the game and will provide the player with different abilities for their team. Whether it be assisting someone in the land or defeating bosses, players should try to get every job available. While a majority of the jobs are unlocked by progressing through the story, a small handful is completely optional.
Throughout your 50 hour adventure, players will spend a majority of their time trying to learn the counters for bosses and grinding for experience to earn better gear. Regardless, Bravely Default 2 brings back that classical turn-based combat the series is known for. It is one of the better RPGs on the Nintendo Switch.
Bravely Default 2 is available now on Nintendo Switch.
