Madorica Real Estate 2 - The mystery of the new property -

It's more Madorica Real Estate, and it's still just as good. One major difference from 1 is that the spells are no longer words of letters you type on the board. Instead, they utilize joystick more; the buttons are generally arrow keys and ABXY. The good thing is, now they can make use of some puzzles involving rotations of the arrow keys. The bad thing, the spells now make no sense and are a bit hard to type. I think it's still worth it just the same. Again, the price tag is steep, so try to look for it on sale if you can.

Madorica Real Estate 2 – The Mystery of the New Property is a puzzle-driven adventure developed by GIFT TEN INDUSTRY K.K. in collaboration with TUMBLEWEEDJP and published by GIFT TEN INDUSTRY K.K. Rather than following conventional digital puzzle design, the game builds its identity around an inventive blend of on-screen deduction and real-world interaction. Framed as the story of a real estate manager tasked with inspecting and cleansing haunted properties, the experience leans into a playful supernatural premise while centering its gameplay on thoughtful, hands-on problem solving. The defining feature of Madorica Real Estate 2 is its integration of floor plans into the puzzle structure. Before entering each property, players are given a detailed layout that can be printed or viewed digitally. This floor plan is not merely decorative; it is the core tool required to solve each stage. Clues discovered inside the property often reference specific rooms, orientations, or spatial relationships, encouraging players to annotate, fold, mark, or even physically manipulate the plan. This hybrid design blurs the boundary between digital and analog play, making the experience feel closer to…

A game fully of satisfying eureka moments. Really creative puzzle design which impressively doesn't retread too much of what was covered in the first game. Story is inscrutable in English though.

Highly recommended. This is an unique puzzle game that uses printed floor plans as both the question and answer to the puzzles. Compared to the first game, the input uses keypads + ABXY instead of alphabets, allowing more creative representations of the input. And IMO, the puzzles are more approachable now. Depending on the stage, you may need to cut, fold, color, or even layer the floor plans to solve the puzzle. I recommend using pencils instead of pens, because the later puzzles get more complicated and it's wasteful to keep printing new floor plans. This game is made for console first, so be warned that the control scheme for keyboard is atrocious. I suggest using a controller and use Steam input to re-map the bindings to suit your preference.

If you are a fan of the first one, definitely a must buy. The puzzles have been adapted for controller layouts so no more funny words, however the core gameplay remains the same. This sequel requires much more manipulation with the floor plans than the previous entry which sometimes can be a bit tedious but overall, still enjoyable. I would love another game in the franchise. No many like it, and I love having the floor plans to supplement the gameplay.

Great escape room style puzzle game