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The four towns that Max and Monica visit are Sindain, Balance Valley, Veniccio and Heim Rada. Together, Max and Monica journey through the many villages devastated by Griffon, rebuilding each of them and ultimately restoring the future in order to defeat Griffon. The last Atlamillia, the Sun Stone, is in the possession of Emperor Griffon, who is controlling time with his Atlamillia, and is attempting to destroy the world of the past so that he can rule the future. Likewise, Max's Atlamillia allows him to travel 100 years into the future (to Monica's time). Monica is able to use her Atlamillia to travel 100 years into the past (to Max's time).

She explains to Max that there are three Atlamillia, she has a blue one, and Max has a red one. She knows a lot about what is going on in the world and is able to explain to Max about the Atlamillia.

Her father, King Raybrandt, was assassinated by the Dark Assassin Gaspard. Monica lives 100 years ahead of Max's time. Flotsam chases them down, and attempts to blow up the train, but he is stopped by a young 16-year-old girl named Monica. By fighting his way through the sewers and escaping monsters, robots, and Flotsam, Max gathers together his mechanic partners and his mentor Cedric and boards a train out of Palm Brinks. Max manages to get away from Flotsam's henchmen by hiding in the sewers, where he tells his friend Donny that he believes that this is the opportunity to see the outside world that he was previously ignorant of. Max escapes, concerned about Flotsam and the mayor's conversation about the outside world, a place he previously had no knowledge of. Discovering that Flotsam has been threatening and bribing the mayor, Max runs from Flotsam and his clowns who try to take the Atlamillia pendant that Max's father gave him. While there, he overhears a conversation between Flotsam (the ringleader) and Mayor Need about the "outside world" and the Atlamillia stones, and is attacked by Flotsam's clown army. In the beginning of the game, Max receives a ticket to Flotsam's Circus Troupe, a circus act in Palm Brinks. Max works at Cedric's workshop, where he spends time away from his father. I’m not sure why so many people like this game more than the first, but their opinions are bad and they should feel bad.Set in 1950, the story centers around Max, a young inventor who lives in the town of Palm Brinks. Overall, the big boast of the game is that it take like 300 hours for completionist runs, but this is only because the entire game is a numbingly tedious grind. There are a number of other oversights with the combat controls that should have been fixed before release (the changing camera orientation, for example, also screws up the combat direction-dependent combat controls). For instance, to unlock a target, you have to press back+O, but when you do this with a monster, it just turns the character around (whereas the main characters stay facing the target), so it basically is impossible to unlock a target when using the monster transformation. So what’s the point of having a variety of different weapons at all? The monster-transformation feature was phoned in-leveling was a grind, and they didn’t adapt the combat mechanics to the monsters you could fight as. The combat system is entirely imbalanced-to level up my weapons, I basically just used the RidePod to kill everything and then switched characters to absorb the ABs. The is the most I’ll-designed game I’ve ever played.

The is the most I love the first Dark Cloud, and I am absolutely baffled at how much more popular the second game is by comparison. I love the first Dark Cloud, and I am absolutely baffled at how much more popular the second game is by comparison. Nevertheless, this game is for anyone who loves adventure and the feel of actually being in the story! … Expand I was very sad when the game ended but was overjoyed to see that there was a "epilogue" chapter for Dark Cloud 1 fans =P I'm worried about Dark Cloud 3 though, it may not be able to pass up its predescessor since Dark Cloud 2 is just so good, especially after this long way all of us have become way too anxious. Dark Cloud 2 contains a mixture of battles and skills and somehow it intertwines everything to the main plot of the story in a very easy to understand way. Many games either focus on the battles or focus on the skill. I love Dark Cloud 2's storyline and originality, not to mention the believable graphics and extras, no other game contains such a broad scope of things to do. The joy of adventure, inventing, and saving the world are every kid's dream, by playing Dark Cloud 2, it felt as if those dreams came true for The joy of adventure, inventing, and saving the world are every kid's dream, by playing Dark Cloud 2, it felt as if those dreams came true for me.