
Five years after the events of OXENFREE, Riley returns to her hometown of Camena to investigate mysterious radio signals. What she finds is more than she bargained for.
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 2.1Kreviews | 88% | — | $803.1K |
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I played this game 10 years after playing the 1st, which I found quiet special at that time and I still remember, I hope I will still remember Oxenfree II in 1 year from now, that's how much I feel the 1st one was better. It's a walking simulator, you barely do anything, very simple but the story is nice and I enjoyed it, what I didnt like is the slow movement, it's like I wasted 2 hours of my time because of how slow the character moves, it's so unnecessary that it's making me think it's done on purpose to make the game feels longer. Overall it's a decent game especially for the people who played the 1st.
The story is quite dragging and rather boring compared to the first title. Since everyone is different, you can still like it. I will probably never play it again, but wanted to finish it. The gameplay itself is quite chill.
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Aug 27: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish +19 more
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Hours played at review time, across 62 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's a great game, same as the first one. You should play this instead of watching Stranger Things.
TL;DR - Spoiler tags for references to the first game and easter egg/story details of this game; loved the game-mechanics, loved the story, loved the characters, would reccomend & vouch that it has replay value 👍 I don't share the sentiment the negative reviews seem to echo about hating Jacob and the overall feel of the game not being as good as the first one. I loved it - I love the first one when I was 17 in 2016 and I thoroughly enjoyed this one playing it in 2026 as a 26 year old adult. If you never played the first one - sure - you'd be/feel a bit blind/out of place I guess? But like the first one my biggest pro is the storytelling/writing and how the characters' charm/ how they sound and feel - AND - I feel with how well written the game is you can understand and fully immerse yourself in the game without knowing or having played the first one. Like the first one the voice-acting is really good, idk what direction the VAs got in the studio - but hat's off (just like the first Oxenfree) The protagonist - Riley - is just as relatable/that brand of sarcastic "life sucks but you get over it amiright?" level of entertaining that Alex was in the first game imo, and Jacob is also a very good companion and presence throuought the story (atleast I liked him). I enjoyed Riley & Jacob's dynamic [spoiler]just as much as I loved Alex and Jonas[/spoiler], although maybe I might be biased cos I see a LOT of myself in Riley and the way she expresses herself which made me like her a lot - [spoiler]same as I did with Alex in the first game lol[/spoiler] Storytelling/writing aside - This game also has good/proper controller support unlike the original which was always supper buggy/not working at all - my dualshock 4 is fully compatible and works great with the game; good audio settings from the jump - major plus if you're coming off of the first Oxenfree; and and a great soundtrack & visuals! (some views/landscape in certain parts of the game are actually stunniung - again something to be expected if you're coming off the first installment) Overall the game took the foundation of what we thought we knew in the first game and expanded it - plot twists were great & and I love the little easter eggs as well! [spoiler](Maria, David Ratley & Kat - I'll never forget you)[/spoiler] I love games that reward you for for checking everything and revisiting the same areas/exploring. Slowpaced? - yes! but it's part of what I enjoy about it if I'm honest, the first game wasn't this super fast-paced game either! It's the type of game where I enjoy the game as a whole so much I'd gladly play the game countless times even after having all the achievements and knowing everything there is to know - much like the first!
Slow, but worth it. Not good for people with short attention spans. If you liked What Remains of Edith Finch, youll like this.
It's not exactly the spiritual successor to Oxenfree, if only because theres less character development between characters. But the ending hits and if your a fan of the first, its worth 5 hours of your time.
I had high expectations and this exceeded them. truly great series
good voice acting, enjoyable gameplay. didnt had fun as much as the first game but its a well made sequel
[code][h1][u]Prós[/u][/h1] [list] [*] Personagens bem escritos e carismáticos. [*] O Enrendo é muito bom. [*] A narrativa é boa, com a história bem contada. [/list] [h1][u]Contras[/u][/h1] [list] [*] Pouco tempo, às vezes, para escolher o diálogo. [*] Bug bizarro do controle não funcionar. [/list] [b]Duração:[/b] De 9 a 10 horas. [b]Finais:[/b] 3 Finais e várias variações no epílogo. [b]Tradução:[/b] Já é localizado para o Português-Br. [b]Configuração:[/b] RTX 5070 - Ryzen 5 5600 - 32gb Ram [b]Data de Lançamento:[/b] 12/07/2023 [i]Tempo de leitura : Aproximadamente 7 minutos[/i] [/code] Eu joguei o primeiro [b]Oxenfree [/b]em 2019, um jogo com uma história muito boa e personagens carismáticos e bem escritos, isso fez eu ficar muito feliz saber que estavam desenvolvendo a sequência, que felizmente conseguiram manter a régua na mesma altura. [h2][u]Enredo[/u][/h2] Jogamos com [b]Riley[/b], uma nova funcionária do laboratório de Camena. [b]Evelyn[/b], a nova pesquisadora do laboratório, está investigando ondas eletromagnéticas anormais que assolam a ilha de Camena. Riley ficou encarregada de implantar transmissores em locais estratégicos para investigar essas anomalias. Junto com um funcionário chamado [b]Jacob[/b], descobrirão segredos que mudarão a vida de todos. A história de Oxenfree 2 continua e expande os acontecimentos do primeiro jogo. E como no primeiro jogo, a [b]Night School Studio[/b] entrega um ótima história, ótimos personagens, boa narrativa e bons finais. Agora temos um elenco mais velho, com dilemas diferentes do grupo de adolescente do primeiro jogo, isso por si só muda bastante o background dos personagens, e fizeram isso de forma fantástica. Sendo o grande foco do jogo, ser uma [b]aventura narrativa[/b], [b]ser [/b]de fato o grande [b]ponto forte do jogo.[/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3797231904 Ao todo são [b]3 finais principais[/b], e diversas diferenças narrativas de cada personagem, dependendo de escolhas feitas pelo jogador. Dá para fazer dois finais caso faça backup do save, e o outro desses finais você vai ter que rejogar desde o começo. A duração ficou em torno de [b]10 horas[/b] para mim. Isso porque fiquei andando por um tempo para procurar as cartas perdidas na ilha, caso você não queira fazer isso de imediato, consegue zerar em 8 horas. Essa é uma sequência que faz o antecessor ser muito importante, até dá para jogar Oxeefree II sem ter jogado o primeiro, mas você perderia muito. Jogue o Oxenfree I primeiro, se já jogou e não quer rejogar para começar o 2, pesquise um resumo e veja os finais do primeiro jogo. Caso nunca tenha jogado, jogue, se escolher jogar os dois em sequência, terá uma experiência ainda melhor. [h2][u]Gráfico, Ambientação e Trilha Sonora[/u][/h2] [b]Graficamente [/b] é bem bonito e continua com a parte artística bem parecido com o do primeiro, que já era muito bom, combinando com o estilo do jogo e da história. A ambientação continua muito boa, passa um ar de [b]bonito, estranho, sobrenatural e triste[/b]. O jogo acontece também em uma ilha, então passamos por florestas, montanhas e cavernas, e alguns momentos proporcionam cenas muito bonitas. A Trilha Sonora é boa, ajudando nessa ambientação e clima bonito e ao mesmo tempo triste, como também nas partes sobrenaturais e estranhos. [h2][u]Gameplay[/u][/h2] [b]Oxeenfree II : Lost Signals[/b] é um [b]Adventure Narrativo[/b], com foco na narrativa e escolhas. Como o primeiro jogo. Mecanicamente é um jogo bem simples, onde andamos até um objetivo pré determinado e no meio da jornada descobrimos mais sobre os personagens e da história desse lugar. É um jogo linear, apesar de que o mapa pode dar uma sensação de algo grande que poderíamos explorar a bel prazer. Até temos um pouco disso em um momento do jogo para procurar cartas/coletáveis que expandem a história. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3794358838 Em alguns momentos teremos que resolver Puzzles simples para prosseguir na história. Temos também um rádio que em estações específicas teremos musica, diálogos e até uma narrativa opcional com npc, ou outros segredos. O foco narrativo também está atrelado a escolhas, em uma conversa teremos de 2 a 3 diálogos que podemos escolher, podemos descobrir mais da história dependendo da sua escolha, e também isso afetará o epílogo do jogo para cada personagem. [h2][u] Os Temidos Contras [/u][/h2] [h3][u]Balões de Diálogos Desaparecem rápido[/u][/h3] Em vários momentos do jogo estaremos andando e conversando, e no meio disso opções aparecerão para escolher. Mas varias vezes o diálogo ainda estava rolando e as opções desapareceriam, perdendo a oportunidade de escolha pois estava esperando terminar o diálogo com medo de acabar cortando, coisa que acontecia de vez em quando. Acho que poderiam ter deixado mais alguns segundo antes dos balões de escolhas desaparecessem, algumas vezes eu voltava no save por conta disso, em outras pausava para conseguir ler todos os balões e o dialogo. [h3][u]O Bizarro Bug do Controle[/u][/h3] Felizmente Oxenfree II não foi um jogo com bugs, mas houve 1 no começo do jogo, e bem bizarro. Simplesmente o controle não funcionava, ou quando funcionava, a Riley andava sozinha para a esquerda. Depois de uns 10 minutos tentando resolver isso, acabei pesquisando. É algo antigo, e parece que até sofriam no primeiro jogo também. Por algum motivo bizarro o jogo/Unity é extremamente sensível a controles virtuais como Vjoy, algo que não tinha instalado. No meu caso, pasmem, era o volante G920 da Logitech que estava plugado no usb no computador e de alguma forma o jogo/Unity entendia como joystick, precisei retirar do pc para que o controle no jogo funcionasse normal. Fica a dica caso tenha esse problema. [h2][u]Conclusão[/u][/h2] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3795929950 Oxenfree II: Lost Signals foi tudo que eu queria em uma sequência do ótimo primeiro jogo, bons personagens, boa narrativa e boa história com bons finais. É um jogo bonito, apesar de mecanicamente simples, funciona bem. Teve o bug bizarro do controle e balões de diálogos desaparecendo de forma muito rápida, mas no todo, foi um jogo bem satisfatório, que fechou com chave de ouro a duologia. Se gosta de aventuras narrativas bonitas com toque de terror sobrenatural, Oxenfree I e II são obrigatórios de estar na sua mais alta prioridade da [b]backlog[/b]. [hr]
This game is every bit as good as the original, but...that's only if you pretend the original doesn't exist. Because it's sort of just one big re-tread of the same story/themes as the original game. I'd be very surprised if the dev team ACTUALLY wanted to make a sequel. I can see from the copyright by Netflix at the end who funded this, and likely why. This game was likely one of the more successful games that Netflix purchased the rights to for their gaming division that no one uses. They probably said "hey....this game did well. here's a bunch of money. make a second one." and the original development team probably said "Well....okay....I guess. We didn't plan on a sequel, but since the money is right there...." The whole game just feels like the first game...but again. You get new teenagers to deal with. And new people and new drama that comes with them. But the actual *meat* of the game--the spooky ghost stuff--just feels exactly the same. I didn't learn anything new, I just did what the game wanted, and it ended. If I hadn't played the first game, this one would have been way more enjoyable, because it's sort of the same game all over again. Which is a little ironic considering the heavy use of "time loop" themes the plot draws from. I'm not going to recommend this game, but not because it's not good or because it's bad--but because it's just...not necessary. It doesn't really expand on any of the established lore in any meaningful ways, and it doesn't do anything new at all when compared to the original. It's just. The original....again, but a little different. check out my playthrough here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC6dyS5uZ4Tx0BA1a0GwAdTie7mCjbo99
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