Wayhaven Chronicles: Book Two

Possibly better than the first one, which was excellent. 10/10

Just like its predecessor, Book Two is perfect and still going strong.

just as good as the first one

The best in the series, interesting choices, meaningful developments and a great core story.

As Good as the first game But This adventure was definently a diffrent one! I have absoutely adored playing through these games and have been playing them for hours and hours at a time just getting lost in the world itself. I glazed this game and made My Love for a "certain" Character very obvious. Its A/ Ava for me best girl and definetly Perfect in every single way wife material MARRY HER ALREADY MC. Anyway, Just as i did in my pervious review ill keep this spoiler free because i feel like it would be doing a diservice to how great this game is otherwise. To sum it up generally since you definetly need to play the first one to go into this one. Your really starting to get into your grove as your new role! And you really can feel the characters building and learning from past things choices really impact everything! And its amazing that theres so many tie backs. Overall its super enjoyable and theres not much more i can say that i havent already in my review from the first game. Ill now be going straight into book 3 which im soooo looking forward to with the build ups. Ill probably see you all there in the reviews for book 3 soon. Im sure ill be showing and showering that game wit…

The Good: - The best thing about each book (so far) is the whole "monster of the week" vibe that you get from whichever supernatural antagonist that features in the storyline. I can't remember the name of the "villains" in this book, but they were Estonian (a really under-represented mythology in basically any supernatural genre) and their use of mirrors/reflective surfaces was pretty clever. -Spelling/grammar are very good. The author/developer clearly knows how to execute a full story arc for each book and I appreciate that very much. -The characters/love interests continue to maintain their characterization, which is impressive when compared to a lot of interactive fiction. The Bad - Please, please, please stop having every character lick their upper lip "salaciously" when flirting. It has been a thing throughout all of the books and it honestly reads like the least sexy way to communicate to someone that you want to get busy. I understand that this flirting can't be visually represented in text, but there are soooo many other ways to indicate that someone is interested that don't involve licking your chops like some kind of weirdo.