Django, the bright kid who kills vampires, returns to give Game Boy Advance
players another chance to soak up some rays in Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django.
n this "solar action RPG," dark immortals haved turned San Miguel into a land
of death. The strongest vampire hunter, Django's dad, has been killed. The
people have lost hope. Enter Django, the Solar Boy.
Armed with the Gun del Sol, Django journeys to avenge his father's death and
bring the sun back to the world. To help him, you'll need to bring our sun to
the Game Pak.
The Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django Game Pak is equipped with a built-in solar
sensor. With a dose of sunlight, the game's solar meter fills up. With the sun's
influence, Django can fill his Energy meter at will instead of having to use
items or recharge at specific points in the game. You also need the sun's
assistance when you need to "purify" some enemy bosses. If there's no sunlight,
you'll need to find a way to fill Django's Energy meter or continue the game
later. Before starting play, the game asks you to set the date, time and your
location. At key points, Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django tells you how much time
remains until sundown.
The solar-sensor novelty aside, Boktai 2: Solar Boy Django stands as a strong
RPG. You'll find an compelling story backed by plenty of twists and puzzles for
you to solve. This time around, Django's darker adventures -- no pun intended --
have earned the game a Teen rating, compared to an E rating for the first Boktai.
Often, Django needs to use stealth instead of unsheathing the sword. The strong
supporting characters include Master Otenko, who guides you through the cities.