Deathbloom: Chapter 2

Like the chapter 1, I enjoyed this games atmosphere and found the story to be intriguing. This one is certainly more polished than the first one, but is still mostly, what appear to be, fairly cheap generic assets. It's much more linear and about half as long as the first one, but I found it wrapped things up in a good way. If you consider the two chapters a single game and are willing to pay whatever the combined price comes out to be, you are looking at a pretty good couple of nights. I definitely would not buy chapter 2 on its own, as it is basically just the last third of the game. I'd suggest picking this up on sale sometime, or maybe in a humble bundle or something. Btw, the achievements aren't missable. There are separate achievements for each of the endings, but you can just do one and then hit continue on the main menu and do the other. It's quite literally a left path right path style choice, but it saves just before you make that choice, so it's easy to get both within a couple minutes of each other.

Chapter 2 setzt Chapter 1 fort es gibt bei dem Spiel 2 Enden ein gutes und ein Schlechtes.Das Spiel läuft besser wie der 1 Teil.Auf jeden Fall sind beide Teile zu Empfehlen.

I enjoy a short sequel from Chapter 1.

Great game, good amount of fight, mistery, and nice mansion!

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Chapter 2 is really no better than chapter 1, at least its shorter I guess (Every issue from the first one translate to the second one also)

Fun continuation to the first game albeit much shorter. As another commenter mentioned, it is pretty much a horror walking simulator but with a lot more emphasis on combat. Overall, enjoyed it and the series as a whole.

I loved playing DeathbloomChapter 1 and 2. The mansion is creepy as hell. The fact that you can't go back, when leaving a map is a nice concept. It bonds you more with the game, looking for every detail and searching every corner in order to miss nothing usefull.

I satisfying conclusion to the story begun in Chapter 1. This chapter is a little shorter than the first but it's more action-packed with combat playing a more prominent role. The line between hallucination and reality are very blurred in this installment but the narrative remains compelling. If you enjoyed Chapter 1 then you'll will enjoy this conclusion too.

great game