Puzzle Agent 2

I really enjoyed the first Puzzle Agent game, which I played with my partner, and we wanted to like this one just as much. Unfortunately I can't recommend it, for the following reasons: - There are about 5 different kinds of puzzle in this game, repeated over and over. By the end I found myself going "Not ANOTHER one of these!" - Some of the puzzles rely on you having weirdly specific knowledge in order to solve them. In the first game it felt like every puzzle was solveable using our own brains. In this one we ended up having to Google information the game just assumed we already had more times than I would've liked. - Some of the instructions literally just don't make sense. We're pretty sure one of the puzzles actually has its instructions written incorrectly, because the explanation after you solve it says the exact opposite of what the instructions initially told us to do. There are multiple puzzles where, based on the information we were given, the solution just did not feel logical. - Speaking as someone who actually does enjoy QTEs (when they're normal and expected)...... why tf is there a single random QTE in this game? And the controls aren't great in this game, whic…

Some of puzzles are enjoyable and the weird humour is still there but there are enough tedious ones where I started feeling like I was doing homework instead of solving a mystery. Worth playing if you like bizarre puzzle games

A worse game than the first one but still very enjoyable. Both games clearly have strong inspirations of the Layton games, which I absolutly love. There is at least two puzzles in this game, for which you need outside knowledge that most people need to look up. Also the story goes completly off the rails. I still had fun with it and would reccomend it to puzzle lovers and people who liked the Layton games. Just keep in mind that it is pretty short. I had to restart the game after two or three hours, since it started to bug out. After a restart I was able to complete it without further issues.

Fun game

great game

PHENOMENAL sequel! I love how it built upon the plot of the first game. The puzzles are clever, tricky, and keep you guessing. Also, Graham Annable's art style rules!