
That evil mirror is back and it’s up to you to extinguish his power for good!
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i enjoyed the first game, but this game was completed in just over 2 hours. Not much of a story line at all and very little to recommend it. Even if you only pay 39p for it, still wouldnt buy it.
Beautiful graphics. A lot of work went into this. It picks up the story from Mirror Mysteries 1 and ramps up the artwork. Instead of the usual hidden objects, you look for parts and pieces of objects to assemble and use. I wish, however, such an amazing work of art and intelligent design would steer away from the occult. Great job, developers!
If you liked the first one then you'll like this one. All of the hidden object portions of this game are find the pieces to build the item then use it in the scene to reveal more pieces to the other items you need to build & use until the final item is built, which is the item you are after. Instead of a printed list of objects you are given boxes which contain pictures of the pieces you have to find. Each box represents an item you are building as you find the parts. I find this a nice alternative to the list of items we usually have in these games. That said, it would be nice if we could have both kinds in the same game. Loved this one as much as the first, and I'm sure I'll replay it as often too. If you are a hidden object fan, then you need this game in your life.
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The second game in the series has pros and cons as well as the first game. Pros: More complexing mirror ares but there are worlds that you have to escape and get the peices to put back together to go and try to escape the other worlds. Years later of when the kids are all grown up and is thier own personal story with the bad mirror. even greater story line. Better graphics and more beatiful scenes. cons: bad guy dosent die for good but gets shattered and a peice is taken by a bird but the bird leaves it somewhere so the family will still be haunted and the rest will go to a real museum where the the rest of the world will be in horrified by the evil mirror as well. this is what I think happens but the ending leaves with the bird with the peice of mirror in his mouth so it leaves us hanging. recommend the whole series. Sequel is better than the original.
[b]Pros[/b] +60FPS +Nice art style, improved graphics +HO scenes fun +Good HO scene difficulty +Puzzle variety is good [b]Cons[/b] +Short (barely 2 hours) +No story +Bad voice acting +No click penalty +Full screen aspect ratio only I played the first Mirror Mysteries over 2 years ago. With that said, this sequel isn’t very good but does have some positives. The art style and graphics are nice and seem to be improved. The first world with the Fallout like info terminals is great. The 2 main areas of the game are of course the HO scenes and the puzzles. The HO scenes were good and follow the first game where you are given an object to find rather than the word. Some objects were hidden very well and hard to find, which makes for a good challenge! Puzzles this time are described at the bottom of the screen. There were some unique ones that I haven’t come across, which is always nice to see. They were all easy and shouldn’t cause much trouble. The game is very short. Barely 2 hours and only had a couple different worlds to travel to. [b]Conclusion[/b] I’m giving this a thumbs down due to the short length and feeling like a step down compared to the original. With the decent puzzles and HO scenes, it will get the same score as the first game. If it’s on sale for less than $1, then go ahead and pick it up if you’re into the genre. Otherwise, you can pass this one up [b]4/10[/b] Below Average
not very good or very long... Very crappy minigames
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