In a vision he learns from a priestess that the land's Chief Sorcerer accidentally unleashed all of this while delving into the occult, specifically while studying the secrets of the Old Ones. Already days before he arrives it becomes clear that something is amiss and that a great evil has befallen the land. It is now established that the nameless hero is actually a prince and he is travelling with Ecstatica back to his ancestral castle, planning to marry her and thus make her a princess. in medieval Saxony, according to the manual over a year after the events in the original game where the hero defeated the evil in Tirich and saved Ecstatica from the demon's clutches (although the original game stated that it was set in 928 A.D.). This gave the game a unique aesthetic, as it looked much less angular than other more conventional polygon-based games at the time.Ecstatica II is set in the year 931 A.D. The environments, such as the trees and the shrubs, are also constructed in ellipsoids. Each character is made of ellipsoids approximating different parts of the body. The game is notable for using a unique type of "ellipsoid" graphics to display characters. The traveler must help the townspeople and lift the curse from the town by freeing the young sorceress Ečstatica from being possessed. However, the town appears to be invaded by demons. A traveler (the player) comes upon a town named Tirich hoping to find food and shelter. The setting is in Northern Europe in 928 AD. In addition to action and adventure elements, the game also contains moments of black and crude humor. He must fight with them, using various moves-this adds some elements of fighting game. Throughout the game, the character is under constant threat from demons. The character may carry two items-one item with each hand. The player has the ability to sneak, walk or run in different directions. The player has the option of choosing either a male or female character. The gameplay is from a third-person perspective with viewing angles changing automatically.
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