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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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 2Kreviews | 88% | — | $803.3K |
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Really great continuation.
Here is my review for OXENFREE II: Lost Signals: This is a sequel to the original Oxenfree from a decade ago. The story here is told quite well. You play as Riley, a woman who has started her first day of work in her hometown of Camena, Oregon. You are tasked to plant sensors within the wilderness. You meet up with your partner, Jacob and you both hike your way to the top of the mountain to plant your device. However, when you do so, a giant glowing triangle appears in the sky. This kicks off the plot of the rest of the game. You encounter masked folks, mysterious memories, and unwelcome spirits. It's written quite well overall. It's not my favorite story of all time, but it's pretty solid. And, the characters all come across as pretty real and fully dimensional. I have played the first game many many moons ago, so I don't recall all story the details. I'm aware I've missed plenty of references or story follow ups from the original game. The game play here is pretty simple. You walk, press the interact button on obstacles, and sometimes solve puzzles by moving a dial on the screen. Riley walks and jogs pretty slowly overall, and these slow moments are accentuated when you are forced into walking speed. This isn't a bad design overall, as the main experience is the story being told. You want to see how your choices affect the people you're talking to and if that causes any ripples down the line. However, this slow pace can make Oxenfree feel a bit monotonous. There is one timed section which may cause a bit of a challenge, but it's unlikely you're going to have any issues playing through this at all. Overall, this is a fine enough walking simulator with a relatively engaging story the first time around. However, the game pattern would be a bit too tedious for multiple playthroughs to see the effects of your decisions and each ending variant.
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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 63 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This game was not able to capture the mysterious vibe of its first installment. New feature did not add much to the game as well and the only time I find myself a bit interested with it was when events started to connect from the first one. Characters were a bit bland and gameplay was very boring compared to the previous one. Choices were actually a bit straightforward and easier to make. Basically it’s just a walking game with dialogues. Found myself falling asleep playing the game for the most part.
If you liked the first Oxenfree than you will like this one too though maybe not as much. The story of this sequel didn't hit me as much and I think that some gameplay elements such as the navigation in the environments and the radio mechanics could have been improved. A lot of the game feels like a rehash of the formula of the first Oxenfree that rely more on nostalgia instead of really improving or bringing anything new to the table. I like this game, it's a good game, but it doesn't compare to the first one. I mean it doesn't take any risks, the soundtrack sounds samey, the art direction looks almost the same the gameplay is the same, the structure of the game is very similar...
Muito bom, é bastante difícil achar jogos em que sua continuação seja boa igual a primeira e soluciona os mistérios deixados propositalmente , Oxenfree 2 faz isso com perfeição, inovando mecânicas e deixando fixo oque funcionava no primeiro game. Me senti bastante imerso no game e a trama ainda estava bem interessante. Valeu cada centavo! Nightschool está de parabéns
I enjoyed the game, even if it's clearly a step below the first one. Oxenfree was a gem, with an atmosphere and storytelling that really pulled you in. Here, you walk, you climb, very slowly (too slowly maybe?) and you listen to Jacob talk nonstop, which gets a bit annoying. It's a shame because the voice acting is actually really good. The game is pretty short, just like the first one, but while I replayed the original to get all the trophies, I won't be doing that here. The pacing really hurts the replay value. All in all, it's a nice game, even a very pleasant one, but it really suffers from the comparison with its older sibling. Still a solid 14/20 for me.
Amazing story, great voiceacting. Highly recommend to play the prequel to this game
Oxenfree 2 est une excellente suite. Le jeu améliore la formule d'origine, avec une direction artistique toujours aussi soignée et une bande son envoutante. L'histoire est agréable à suivre et est profonde, ainsi que bien écrite, avec quelques retournements de situation et choix importants. Les personnages sont intéressants et relativement approfondis sur leurs vies personnelles. Les doublages sont excellents (bien qu'uniquement en anglais), et rendent plus vivants l'univers du titre. Seul petit bémol : le prix. Je trouve que 20€ pour à peine 6 heures de jeu sachant qu'il n'est quasiment jamais en réduction, c'est un peu beaucoup pour le pauvre que je suis. Bref, si vous avez aimé le premier, jouer à ce deuxième opus : il vous plaira surement si le prix ne vous dérange pas.
Not bad. I'm not big into puzzles and running around wondering what to do next, but overall, at least, I was able to follow the story, main events, and end up on one of the endings, and I'm satisfied :)
An exhilarating sequel to the original Oxenfree. The tone changes in this one to be slightly darker which I loved and the finale was one of the most mesmirsing game sequences I have ever seen. What a game! WELL DONE TO ALL THE CREATORS!
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