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boring. most puzzles were ridiculously easy and then two so difficult i just couldnt figure it out. the ending was a one big joke
*technically*, this game has made some improvements from the first. In that... there's a semblance of a storyline, so you aren't just aimlessly wandering through a house doing a whole bunch of weird stuff. Now you get shot at with missiles, or find loads of dynamite everywhere, or get poisoned to push you along. .... That's it. This is still a pretty bad HOG. I guess it sure could get worse, but man. This demon needs to up his game.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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This one is not very intuitive honestly, the puzzles are unclear and very unsatisfying to play. Not recommended.
It's a very middle-of-the-road hidden object game. Not bad voice acting for this genre. The story is very funny and comically violent. Puzzles are too easy this time round but I don't remember repeated puzzles from previous games so that's solid. If you enjoyed the first one you will enjoy this one.
This was a mid HOG, reused assets from the first game, bad sound, just okay, 4/10
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This game was ridiculous and filled with so many twists, I enjoyed it a lot. Forgot it was about demons it was so dramatic. Only flaws are that it is quite short, has no extra content and isn't up to the standard of other Artifex Mundi games. Think the asking price is a bit much, especially compared to the other better games. Worth it for the laughs though
It's decent. The hidden objects are pretty standard, but they added a new variation from the last game, in which you need to find objects from their silhouettes, which is a plus. They didn't put the horrible, painful achievements from the previous game, which is also a plus. Even though the plot is very dumb, it turns funny, so it's a feature. And let's be serious for a moment: no one plays hidden object games expecting a good plot. Despite the game being pretty lackluster, my experience was positive.
Solidly decent. There are several different types of hidden object puzzles and I enjoyed the variety of them. The story was a little clumsy and was clearly aiming to shock, but it wasn't entirely unsuccessful and did a decent job at telling the story and setting up for the next game.
A HUGE improvement on the first one. If you want to play this series, skip the first one and just start here. The rube-goldberg HO scenes are fun
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