Don't Be Afraid 2

Game is ok but is not 100% like the first one because the 1st game had alot more to do, had monsters walking round and alot more rooms and puzzles, this seems too short and rushed, think it needed more work on it, hope the next one is better but still enjoyed it but definitly the 1st is number 1

compared to the first one not quite as demented but definitely still has a strong sinister vibe and some of the puzzles were actually in a loose sense were done pretty well its probably harder to make some puzzles interesting as each person likely perceives things differently though that later half i relied a bit more heavily on guide than i usually prefer not to mention the narrator though really has a grandiose level of energy almost radiates a chaotic malevolent vibe while the game was good i felt like i smiled more at the narrator

Don't Be Afraid 2 is a psychological horror adventure developed by Eneida Games and Cat-astrophe Games and published by Eneida Games, Untold Tales, and GamerSky. Acting as a continuation of the original game, it follows David, a man attempting to live a normal life after surviving unimaginable horrors during his childhood. Rather than presenting a straightforward horror tale, the game explores the lasting emotional scars left by trauma, building its narrative around fear, memory, and the struggle to escape a painful past. This approach immediately gives the experience a more serious and unsettling tone than many horror titles that focus primarily on monsters and jump scares. One of the game's greatest strengths is the atmosphere it creates. Nearly every environment feels designed to place players in a state of constant discomfort. Dimly lit corridors, abandoned rooms, disturbing imagery, and carefully placed environmental details contribute to a persistent sense of dread. The world often feels like a physical representation of David's fractured memories, blurring the line between reality and nightmare. Exploration becomes rewarding because clues, notes, and hidden details reveal a…

sometimes i think horror games focus on puzzles and not being scary way too much

Cool game if you like really challenging puzzles. I love escape room type game and DBA2 is really well put together mixing puzzles, horror and quite captivating story.

I'm usually the type of person that plays a little bit of a sequel, then stops to look for, buy and play the first game. This game just made me stop. Story is basic, jump scares are cheap and dialogue and monologue are cringe.