Lost Kingdoms II

A card‑based fantasy RPG where you battle destiny on the GameCube.

gameStory-Rich role-playing action fantasy

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Our Verdict

Best for

GameCube owners who love deep deck‑building RPGs

Skip if

Players needing online multiplayer or modern platform support

What is Lost Kingdoms II?

Set 200 years after Queen Katia's triumph, Lost Kingdoms II follows Tara Grimface as she confronts a new looming threat. The game blends real‑time action with strategic deck‑building, letting players summon creatures and cast spells in dynamic battles. Featuring a rich fantasy world and split‑screen co‑op, the title offers a deep single‑player story alongside competitive multiplayer, all driven by FromSoftware's signature design and Activision's publishing polish.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$39.99

developerFromSoftware

publisherActivision

age ratingESRB T

multiplayerSingle player, Split screen

critic score68/100

release date2003-05-21

Key Features of Lost Kingdoms II

Players construct decks from a pool of magical cards to summon creatures and cast spells during battles.

Combat occurs in real time, requiring quick decisions and strategic positioning of summoned units.

A split‑screen mode allows two players to cooperate or compete using their own customized decks.

The game presents a fully voiced narrative that expands the Lost Kingdoms lore 200 years after the original story.

Each card has unique abilities and synergy, encouraging experimentation and tactical depth.

Environmental hazards and terrain influence battles, adding another layer of strategy to encounters.

Use Cases for Lost Kingdoms II

Solo Story Adventure

Play through the narrative campaign alone, mastering deck combos.

Co‑op Exploration

Team up with a friend in split‑screen mode to tackle challenges together.

Competitive Deck Battles

Challenge other players locally to test deck strategies.

Strategic Practice

Experiment with card synergies in sandbox mode to refine tactics.

Pros & Cons of Lost Kingdoms II

Pros

Deep deck‑building system with diverse card interactions.
Engaging real‑time combat that feels fresh for an RPG.
Split‑screen co‑op adds replayability.
Rich fantasy world and lore continuation.

Cons

Limited to GameCube hardware, no modern ports.
Steep learning curve for new deck‑building players.
Multiplayer restricted to local split‑screen only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lost Kingdoms II available on modern consoles?

No, it was released exclusively for the GameCube and has not been officially ported.

Can I play multiplayer online?

Multiplayer is limited to local split‑screen only; there is no online mode.

What age rating does the game have?

The game is rated T for Teen by the ESRB.

Does the game support save states?

Progress is saved via the GameCube's memory card system.

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