Lingo 2

Astoundingly expansive, moreso than any other puzzle game I've played. This is the game Antichamber wishes it was, and at its best it sometimes feels like the game The Witness wishes it was. You have no idea how deep the rabbit hole goes. As a warning, many of the rhymes only make sense in a specific accent, and several of the best areas that I presumed would've contributed to endings are easily missable and sadly don't factor into completion. Still, the content is all there, and approached with the right mindset most of it is wonderful.

I hate the puzzles cause they are too hard and clever, which is amazing! Now I have something to do for a while! Thank you!

Has all the problems of the first game with numerous additional bugs on top of it and a weird decision to have loading transitions between the many small areas unlike the seamless navigation between areas in the first game. Every loading transition freezes the game, cuts out the music, etc. Additionally, the music has a lot of base-y parts to it that often sound like a heartbeat, so I ended up turning it off. And then no workshop support for some reason, even though the first game has it?