Puzzle Agent 2
Telltale · 2011 · Interactive Fiction, Puzzle, Point & Click, 2D, Detective
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About Puzzle Agent 2
Solve mind-bending puzzles as FBI agent Nelson Tethers returns to the mysterious town of Scoggins to uncover the truth about "the Hidden People" and expose a conspiracy his own agency wants buried. This creepy sequel blends challenging brainteasers with dark humor and an eerie narrative that will keep you guessing until the very end.
Agent Nelson Tethers just solved the biggest case of his career. So why isn't he satisfied? There’s still the case of a missing eraser factory foreman, a whispering madness is still creeping from mind to mind, and a troubling recurrence of... creatures... is lurking into the town.
The FBI's Department of Puzzle Research has marked the case closed -- are they sweeping it under the rug? Or worse, do they not even care? Worried that the case will languish forever unsolved, Tethers must go rogue and venture back to the eerie town of Scoggins, Minnesota to solve the mystery of "the Hidden People" once and for all.
Key features:
- Sequel to the award winning Puzzle Agent (PC Gamer’s Game of the Year, IGN’s Best of E3, etc)
- Creepy puzzle adventure with mystery and dark humor
- Wider variety of intuitive yet challenging puzzles
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
More of the first game really with a rushed story to wrap things up. The original plan was for this game to have 6 total installments but, was ultimately cut short. That being said there is still a lot to love about the second game especially if you enjoyed the first! Very good and challenging puzzles as well as a "somewhat" satisfying conclusion on the happenings around Scoggins. Leaves us on a tough cliffhanger but overall very happy with the game.1 found this helpful
10/10. A real step-up from the story of the first Puzzle Agent game. It basically explains everything, about the astronaut, the hidden people, why people of Scoggins act so weird, it's because of that weird lunar ray on the test ship that Isaac (real name Ed) was flying as a secret government operation to distract people from the CIA testing on a human-sasquatch mix!
My review for the first game was glowing and this one will be too. This sequel does nothing but enhance everything special about the previous game while adding the specific brand of weird that made the first PA so cool.
If this were someone's 9th grade class project using Hypercard in 1989, it would be decent. But it's a bit rudimentary in 2026. It was OK for a very discounted price but I feel like it was a waste of time. They should have merged the story from Puzzle Agent 2 into the first one to make it complete. The puzzles in this sequel were too similar to the first game.
[h1]The FBI puzzle division is back![/h1] You should definitely play the first one before this one. It's a sequel and knowing the background and everything that happened in the first game is a big plus, especially as you are back to Scoggins! You will meet again all your favorite characters and hot dish! It's the same as the first game, go from screen to screen while talking to people, resolving puzzles. The puzzles are varied again this time. Don't change something that's not broken! Graham Annable's art is as lovely as always and the characters are even more expressive in this game. The story is a bit weirder though but it's still a great Telltale game! If you like their game and enjoyed the first one, this one is definitely a no-brainer to get. It's a bit longer than the first one but some puzzles I thought were easier. This is again, a perfect game to play one day during the week-end!
Fun puzzles - not a great storyline/mystery
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