With games releasing at the current pace of the market, it is so easy to find titles which, if not identical, will show their inspiration and will often times fail to create that special something to give it a unique identity that could take it to stardom. We have seen countless attempts at reinventing the wheel that, although promising, fall short due to being way too ambitious with their additions that they end up messing up what could have been something great. This reinforces the notion that sometimes less is more. This brings us to Blasphemous 2, the sequel to The Game Kitchen's fantastic 2D platformer which earned it the notion of 2D Dark Souls.