The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 is a point-and-click adventure that takes place in Aventasia, a fantasy world built almost entirely out of affectionate jabs at the genre. The legend foretold it, prophecies predicted it, and the chosen ones chose to believe in it — which is roughly where the solemnity ends and the comedy begins. This WII U ISO release comes in the Loadiine folder structure, is set to the USA region, and can be loaded on original Wii U hardware through Loadiine or on a Windows PC through the CEMU Wii U emulator.

If you have played the first Book of Unwritten Tales, you already know the tone: puzzles that reward curiosity, dialogue that keeps going long after the plot needs it to, and a cast that treats a world-ending prophecy as an inconvenience. The sequel keeps that voice and adds more of everything.

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The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 WII U ISO Info

What You Actually Do in Aventasia

The game hands you four playable characters and lets you switch between them, sometimes alternating within a single puzzle chain and sometimes controlling all of them at once. The gnome mage Wilbur handles the magical side of problems, the adventurer Nate covers the swashbuckling, the elf princess Ivo brings a very different set of expectations to every conversation, and the Critter — Nate's furry companion — gets into places the others cannot reach.

That cast rotation is the mechanical heart of the game. A door that will not open for Wilbur may be trivial for the Critter. A conversation that stalls with Ivo might move forward when Nate says something reckless. You'll find that most puzzles are built around the idea that the right character is often the least obvious one, and the game is happy to let you wander until that clicks.

The structure is classic point-and-click: examine everything, collect items, combine them in ways that make sense only to adventure game logic, and talk to a large supporting cast of eccentrics. There are no twitch reflexes required, no timers pushing you forward, and no penalty for standing in a room for ten minutes deciding what to do with a rubber chicken.

Key Features

• Four playable characters — Wilbur the gnome mage, Nate the adventurer, Ivo the elf princess, and the Critter, each with distinct uses in puzzles.
• Character switching — alternate between heroes or control them simultaneously to solve multi-part problems.
• Full point-and-click puzzle design — inventory combinations, environmental interaction, and dialogue-driven progress.
• Comedy fantasy setting — Aventasia is a deliberate spoof of the genre, with jokes layered into item descriptions and side conversations.
• Loadiine folder format — the files are arranged for Loadiine loading rather than as a single disc image, so the .rpx file sits inside the "code" folder.
• PC play through CEMU — the same files load in the CEMU Wii U emulator on Windows by pointing the emulator at that .rpx file.
• Three-part download — the release is split into Part 1 (2 GB), Part 2 (2 GB), and Part 3 (800 MB), and all three are required.
• No password on the archives — the uploaded game files are password-free.

Download Links and File Parts

The release is divided into three archives hosted on 1fichier. You need every part before extraction will succeed — a missing part will leave you with an incomplete folder and a game that will not boot.

Extraction requires a RAR-capable tool. WinRAR or 7-Zip both handle these archives; 7-Zip is free and available directly from its official site. If any part reports as damaged or throws a RAR CRC error, re-download that specific part rather than the whole set — corruption in transit is the usual cause.

Playing on Wii U vs. Playing on PC

Two paths exist for this release, and they ask different things of you.

On original Wii U hardware, Loadiine expects the game in an unpacked folder structure on an SD card, launched through the Loadiine homebrew environment. This route assumes you already have that environment set up; the download itself does not configure it for you.

On Windows, CEMU reads the same folder directly. You load the .rpx file from the emulator's load option, and that file lives in the "code" folder of the extracted game directory. Keeping CEMU current, along with recent Nvidia or AMD graphics drivers, gives you the best shot at smooth performance. Emulation results vary by hardware, and this page makes no claim about frame rates on any specific configuration.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Genuinely funny writing that holds up across a long playthrough; four-character puzzle design that stays varied; no password on the archives; works on both Wii U hardware and PC through CEMU; modest 2 GB footprint for an adventure of this length.
• Cons: Requires all three parts before extraction; Loadiine setup is on you if you play on hardware; emulator performance depends on your PC and is not guaranteed; point-and-click pacing will not suit players who want action.

Trust Signals and Version Notes

This page reflects the USA release dated September 18, 2015, published by Nordic Games Publishing and developed by King Art. The upload is credited to Mike. No numbered build or patch level appears in the source material, so treat any specific version string you see elsewhere as an estimate rather than a confirmed build.

What the source does confirm: the archives carry no password, and the release is split into the three parts listed above. What it does not confirm is any malware scan result, so no cleanliness claim is made here — check files with your own security tools before running them, as you would with any download.

If a link goes dead or a file comes back broken, the site maintains a reupload request page. Use that rather than hunting for mirrors, since unofficial mirrors are the usual source of tampered archives.

Who This Release Suits

You'll get the most from this download if you enjoy story-first adventures, if you have a Loadiine setup or a working CEMU installation, and if you like comedy that comes from character rather than one-liners. Players coming from more action-oriented fantasy games may find the pace slow — the game wants you to read, listen, and experiment.

If you prefer a lighter, shorter adventure to start with, something like Tales of Seikyu (v1.1.13) offers a different flavor of the same genre and is worth a look while these parts download.

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Notes Before You Start

• Download all three parts — partial sets will not extract into a working game.
• No password is set on any of the uploaded game files.
• If a RAR reports damage or a CRC error, re-download that part.
• Load the .rpx file from the CEMU load option; you'll find it in the "code" folder.
• Keep CEMU and your GPU drivers up to date for the best emulation results.
• Broken or missing links can be reported through the reupload request page.

If you enjoy the game, buy it and support King Art and Nordic Games Publishing.

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