The two travel together and meet different characters, including the demon prince Menos and researcher Velvet, with the ultimate goal of preventing the world's destruction and the end of time itself.

Using relics known as Magiliths, Kuro and his party can travel between four different time periods, including the present day, a past war, a dystopian future, and the era of an ancient civilization.

By defeating enemies, Kuro will gain experience points, allowing him to level up and increase his stats, as well as earn Glis, an in-game currency which can be used to purchase items and equipment.

During the story campaign, players can also attempt to find hidden items scattered around the game world, such as Orikon Ore to forge stronger equipment for Kuro, Maana to upgrade the other party members, and stars that act as bonus collectibles.

While attempting to stop him, Kuro and Fina inadvertently activate a Magilith relic and are sent back in time 50 years, during a war between the human Empire and the demon kingdom of Demonia.

Velvet takes them to the mad scientist Professor Giro's abandoned laboratory, where they fight and defeat Reno, revealed to be Menos's son who seeks revenge for his father's disappearance.

In the lab, they discover a doomsday weapon created by Giro, but Kuro loses control of his body and is compelled to activate it, triggering the Great Disaster.

While exploring, the group brings the war to a peaceful end, preventing the demons' extinction, and discover that Fina is descended from the Sylphs, a race that exists outside of time.

In the aftermath, the rest of the party returns to the past, where Menos and Velvet have a baby, Ceres, while Fina uses the equipment in Giro's lab to bring Kuro back.

This included extending the length of the game, placing a stronger emphasis on the storytelling and characters, and implementing additional genres and play styles into the gameplay.

[1][7] Evoland 2 received generally positive critical reception, with aggregate site Metacritic giving the game an average rating of 74 out of 100 for Microsoft Windows and 76 out of 100 for iOS.