House 2

All of the charm of the first game is absolutely not present in the second game, coupled with GITGUD "boss fights" in a game where you can only take one hit. They're not difficult. Just tedious, especially if you want to see everything the game has to offer. Smaller Hallways with multiple instant death obstacles waiting for you, for -some- random reason. Just roll it till you get through without some nonsense, there's a much stricter time limit this time around. So, you have to dedicate a few runs into memorizing where everything is because it goes downhill pretty instantly. Yeah, I will sing the praises of the first game. I was actually happy to play it when I got off from work. This game? Meh. I'll finish it whenever. Kimiko's Curse, the little mini game is a blast though.

This one is difficult, the new artstyle and first impression for this game were amazing, and I will say for the first half or so of playing it does seem really cool and like its a great sequel to the first game. But then.. stuff happens and my overall view of the game were destroyed, they really really took this game in some bad directions, it looked cool at the start though, dont wanna spoiler the game but yikes.

One of the most soulful games I've ever had the pleasure of playing. The art the music the direction everything, it's immensely cozy and compelling.

♥♥♥♥ this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ass game it is the worse peace of fiction ive ever seen in my life the amount of times i died to thoes retared ass floor rugs during an ending will be the death of me ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

I had almost forgotten about the excellence that was the first game, until i started seeing everyone playing this on yt. Maybe a trilogy in another 5-6 years from now? 🤞 Going for all achievements was a grind because i didn't get a journal entry and was locked out from it permanently, leading to a file wipe which was also when i had almost everything. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed the time I've had with this 8 maybe 9/10 indie horror puzzle experience, with great tension, atmosphere, and ofc praises to the animators and art. Now I will be that guy and also say I'd personally get this game on sale, as the game's overall depth doesn't justify it's price, at least when compared to other, much deeper $20 games. I personally wanted to support the developers on a level of appreciation outside of watching someone else play (ytber/streamer), and leaving my opinion in a comment section.

I never played the first one, but I loved and enjoyed playing this game.