ReThink | Evolved 2

There's enough new elements and added complexity to make this sequel worthwhile. It's not just more of the same.

It was fun for a while, but then, as the difficulty continued to increase, around level 26 it became tediously complex. Too many cubes, multiple rooms to a given level, levels needing to direct lasers to other levels, and too many variables to deal with. The game sacrifices the captivating elegance of its early levels for a complexity in the later levels that offers only tedium and drudgery.

A solid follow-up to the first one

[h3] Achievement Hunting Rating 5/5 [/h3] A good continuation in the ReThink series with new mechanics. You only need to complete 75% of the puzzles to get all 4 achievements. It takes about 3 hours to get the achievements and about 1-2 hours more to finish a full playthrough.

ReThink | Evolved 2 is a focused and methodical logic experience that doubles down on the laser-based puzzle design philosophy that defines the ReThink series. Developed and published by Yaeko, this entry is less about reinventing the genre and more about refinement, clarity, and delivering a tightly constructed set of challenges that reward patience and spatial reasoning. From the moment players step into its sterile, futuristic test chambers, the game establishes a calm, deliberate tone that encourages careful observation rather than rushed experimentation. At its core, ReThink | Evolved 2 revolves entirely around manipulating light. Each puzzle places players in enclosed environments where lasers must be redirected, split, filtered, or combined using a variety of tools such as mirrors, prisms, color changers, and interactive switches. Objectives are clearly defined, usually requiring specific beams to strike designated receptors or activate mechanisms that open the path forward. What makes the puzzles engaging is not their complexity alone, but how they often ask players to rethink assumptions about space, angles, and cause-and-effect relationships. Solutions rarely rely on hid…

Game makes you feel stupid all the ways possible. 9/10 would mad again