Welcome to Primrose Lake 2

A lovely new entry in the ongoing series of Primrose Lake. I love this type of time management games in which you fulfill orders, and this one improves quite a lot compared to earlier entries. It takes around 8h to complete, can be played on easy and has no missable achievements. [b]Approximate amount of time to 100%:[/b] 8 hours [b]Estimated achievement difficulty:[/b] 2/10 [b]Minimum number of playthroughs needed:[/b] 1 [b]Is there a good guide available:[/b] You don't need a guide [b]Multiplayer achievements:[/b] No [b]Missable achievements:[/b] No [b]Grinding Achievements:[/b] Yes, a few ones feel a bit grindy because you have to replay a few levels multiple times [b]DLC-Only achievements:[/b] No [b]Speedrun achievements:[/b] No [b]Time-gated achievements:[/b] No [b]RNG-achievements:[/b] No [b]Does difficulty affect achievements:[/b] No, you can play on the easiest difficulty and still unlock everything [b]Unobtainable/glitched achievements:[/b] No Yay a new game in the Primerose Lake series and it improves on quite a few things. Let's first start with a very small negative point: There is no recap, just like in all GameHouse games, but I forgot most of the plotlines of the …

[h1]"Welcome back to Primrose Lake!"[/h1] [i]Welcome to Primrose Lake 2[/i] is a time management game developed by SQRT3 and Next Game and published by GameHouse. It is the sequel to the first game, [i]Welcome to Primrose Lake[/i]. Since you play as multiple characters in this game, I'll just go with a basic story synopsis. After the events of the first game (which should be obvious that there will probably be spoilers for those who haven't played the first game), Jessica Carlyle is investigating the mysterious deaths that have surrounded various members of her family, wanting to prevent more. Meanwhile, Jenny Carlyle (no relation to Jessica, so just pure coincidence lol) is settling into her life at the local cafe after having left her fiance at the altar. However, the past eventually comes back to haunt her as well as Jessica (but in a different way, of course). Also, Persimmon, a rich heiress, has arrived for the official opening of the Primrose Lake Resort and Spa. There are definitely going to be plenty of shenanigans, but I'll stop here to avoid spoilers. ^^ With the gameplay, you can choose from among the usual three difficulty levels. (For review purposes, I chose…

I love this series. but it was too easy on the hardest mode. There was only one level I had to do twice.

Part 1 and part 4 (don't ask me why I passed part 4 first) were very good. And part 2 left a rather disappointing impression. This game could only work because it's a game in a series, after a very good part 1 and in anticipation of a very good part 4. It's time for me to move on to part 3, I hope it doesn't disappoint me. Bugs At the beginning, the windows opened one on top of the other. After winning a level, the menu button is doubled. The characters walk through the counters in the cafe. I was reminded that there are new achievements, but for some reason not that I can buy something in the room (I'm talking about the red mark on the icon). However, decorating the room was boring. And I still haven't figured out whose room this is. Unfortunately, it was no longer possible to return to the descriptions of the items after they were installed. Levels Level 20 was bad - it had completely repetitive patterns, and it was very boring and monotonous. Also it seems that I wasn't the only one complaining about the difficulty of the levels in the first part. They've been overly simplified here. At the normal difficulty level (I also passed the first part on it), there was no point in c…

A fun time management game with more in depth storytelling than you'd expect from a game like this. Enjoyable also in the way to takes you from various scenarios so it's not all the same situation or item you're "managing"

I absolutely love all of the Primrose games as I've played them on the iPad. Amazing graphics, amazing story. Disappointing that all 5 aren't on here, though.