
Agent Nelson Tethers just solved his biggest case yet. So why isn't he satisfied? Venture back to eerie Scoggins, Minnesota to solve the mystery of "the Hidden People" once and for all!
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My review for the first game was glowing and this one will be too. This sequel does nothing but enhance everything special about the previous game while adding the specific brand of weird that made the first PA so cool.
I saw other reviews saying the game was quite rushed & had little value as a sequel but I honestly do not see it at all. Puzzle Agent 2 like its predecessor equally gave me much humor & difficulty in its story & puzzles, its story is actually kind of a twist with the first. The only thing I note between the two is that few/some puzzles are quite out there in figuring out the answer to it. Overall I really loved it, its a sequel that despite being hastily made wove everything together cleanly enough that it still remains as a good puzzle game.
Juegazo, muy buena historia y puzzles. Lo unico es que no esta en español pero creo que se pueden encontrar traducciones por internet.
Nice. I liked the first game more and it should have ended there. The 2nd game should have had a completely new story to create that feeling of mystery the 1st game had. The puzzles are similar with some new ones, but they tend to repeat somewhat. If you want to 100% this game - use a guide, if you mess a single puzzle during a playthrough = you have to start all over. And there can be occasional graphical V01Dness going on on modern hardware, restarting the game helps.
It's not bad, it was just not necessary. This is the biggest "buyer beware, kindda". If you liked Puzzle Agent then this is just more of the same, except... it's more grounded? or resolved I guess, which kindda removes some of the atmosphere from the story and universe. It really should have been an anthology. It almost feels TOO explained, like EVERYTHING in the previous game and in this has to have been explained, which is just... too much. Most of the puzzles are fine, alot of them are really fun, but there are definitely the few that feels very cheap. A late sequence feels almost buggy, (the one where you've gone mad and is running with the ray) because you cannot re-read the instructions after they were shown first and you only have a limited amount of tries or it's on a timer, I accidentally clicked the instructions away and I didn't know what to do so it would just keep failing me until the timer or amount of tries ran out, this sequence btw. decides which one of two ending cutscenes you are gonna get. so that was very annoying. Puzzle agent 1 is definitely the much better game. but IF you are starved for more puzzle agent, then Puzzle Agent 2 is *fine*, it's just... Puzzle Agent 1 was AMAZING
love ittttt. cute game, fun story
This game is totally similar to the first one, but that is not at all bad. It feels like a continuation as both setting and characters are the same and the story is continued from where we left off in the first game. I like the graphics style and the voices very much, I only miss more animation. The story is still good and mysterious and the dialogues hilarious at times. The riddles as a key gameplay element are nice and not frustrating with the hint system. But I played through the game because of the story in the end. Play the first one first to be able to follow the story better.
Wish there was a neutral review It's still a decent game, but it's very noticeable downgrade in all aspects, especially puzzles. Either too simple, or too tedious, or outright nonsensical. And even the story doesn't give the same spooky vibes the first part did, and is much more confusing (not in fun way), and some plot threads are outright dropped with no reason But I still leave a thumbs up, because it's still enjoyable - just not as much as the original
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