Re:Turn 2 - Runaway

Game Over, Game Over , Game Over. Ja wenn man auf Game Over steht, viel Spass damit, die Romantik aus dem ersten Teil ist komplett verloren. Es ist wie Teil 1, nur mit dem future Game Over.

Re:Turn 2: Runaway shifts the series toward a more hostile environment where the train itself acts as an active antagonist tracking your movements. Persistent monster threats ensure that every quiet moment is laden with tension, marking a stark departure from the primarily static puzzle-solving focus found in the original entry. Voice acting and polished cutscenes elevate the narrative presentation, making the characters' descent into madness feel far more grounded and immediate. These heightened production values successfully bridge the gap between the player and the trauma unfolding, ensuring that the aftermath of the previous journey resonates with much greater emotional weight. Exploration revolves around utilising tools like the rockhammer and various keys to unlock blocked paths across the train and its surrounding areas. Manual save points become vital necessities during these segments, forcing you to calculate your route carefully before venturing into the darker, more unpredictable sections of the map. Integrating the UV lens allows for the discovery of hidden secrets, though equipping this item temporarily halts your ability to perform other actions. Such restrictions create momentary pacing hurdles, yet the clever way these secrets are woven into the world makes the extra effort feel rewarding rather than purely tedious. Atmospheric consistency is anchored by recurring Teru Teru Bozu dolls that haunt the environments with an eerie, ever-present gaze. While the shift toward survival-focused horror is largely successful, certain environmental riddles like the three-door room rely too heavily on trial-and-error due to a disappointing lack of discernible logical clues. Managing inventory and essential tools while fleeing from pursuing monsters creates moments of intense, sometimes frustrating, friction during high-stress encounters. These survival segments require disciplined stamina management and frequent use of hiding spots to avoid lethal failure, turning what could be simple pathfinding into a desperate struggle for survival. Overall, the monster threats and survival mechanics synthesise into a more engaging experience that capitalises on psychological dread. Unclear puzzle feedback periodically hampers the flow during dangerous situations, yet the strengthened focus on atmospheric horror and the direct narrative continuation provide a tense journey that effectively builds upon its predecessor.

Um bom joguinho de terror 2D.

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[h1]RECENSIONE DI RE:TURN[/h1] [h2][i]Continua da [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198985448870/recommended/1195360/] qui [/url][/i][/h2] [h2]Parte 2 - Recensione di Re:Turn 2, Runaway[/h2] [h3]Pro:[/h3] - Puntando più sulla componente horrorifica che su quella drammatica, senza però farla passare in secondo piano, questo secondo capitolo complementa alla perfezione il proprio predecessore - Facendo da sfondo a Saki e al logico proseguimento del suo percorso personale, il cambio di focus dalle dinamiche di coppia alla tematica dell'amicizia (per non parlare dell'accento posto sul mondo infantile)... idem come sopra - Gli antagonisti vengono perfettamente sviscerati nella propria natura, chiudendo il cerchio col primo capitolo (che fin troppi avevano criticato come inconcludente, pur essendo palesemente la prima parte di una storia più lunga e complessa) - Arricchito da nuove mappe (e pictures grazie al cielo più nitide in quanto a colorazione), per non parlare delle parentesi animate, il comparto estetico fa ritorno in tutto il suo splendore - Il tutto è approfondito ancora meglio sia nella sua componente fumettistica, che in quella ucronica - Un piacevolissimo doppiaggio, la cui punta di diamante restano senza ombra di dubbio Jack Hawkins nei panni di Sen e Amanda Parker in quelli dell'Ayumi posseduta (sebbene certi dialoghi... ehm... ancora un pelino di meno, e ci siamo) - L'ottimo lavoro svolto nella risoluzione del mistero, a tutti gli effetti esauriente nelle risposte con cui soddisfa ogni singola domanda che ci portavamo dietro dal capitolo precedente (il triste background di Ayumi, in particolar modo...) - L'aggiunta della componente stealth non sfigura minimamente - I dettagli che si implica di tenere a mente dal primo capitolo per affrontare/comprendere appieno quest'altro (per dire, i più attenti riconosceranno subito Kay...), che conferiscono al gioco un fortissimo senso di continuità... [h3]Contro:[/h3] -... grazie al quale non serviva, a mio parere, il riassuntino iniziale (già di suo piuttosto didascalico e, tra doppiaggio e sottotitoli, relativamente scoordinato) - Rispetto al capitolo precedente, la traduzione spagnola lascia un po' a desiderare - Un paio di svolte relativamente forzate/dalla mera funzionalità narrativa - Per quanto buono nel complesso, il gameplay contempla un paio d'INTERMINABILI frangenti che sono puro Trial and Error (insomma, anche solo per quelli, tenetevi un bel walkthrough a portata di mano) - Non mi è ben chiaro lo scopo del gatto (che potrebbe essere la nonna di Kyoto reincarnata, a giudicare da certi dettagli, però...), comunque troppo marginale per meritarsi tutta l'importanza che gli conferiscono la narrazione e il menù principale - La parentesi della "caccia al tesoro" si riconferma un po' confusa/raffazzonata (un consiglio ai creatori: meglio lasciar perdere questo trope, non ripaga granché), al netto di quanto sia interessante tutto quel che accade nei capitoli dedicati ad Ayumi e Kay - Quest'ultima è relativamente inconciliabile tra sprite e ritratto, che la mostrano rispettivamente indossare un kimono, e un abito all'occidentale - L'espediente narrativo finale dei due ciondoli è vagamente raffazzonato [h3]Osservazione aggiuntiva:[/h3] Tutt'assieme, questa bilogia si è rivelata una chicca piuttosto gradevole (seppur lungi dall'eccellenza), e spero che si riveli un buon trampolino di lancio per la Red Ego Games, che di potenziale per fare anche di meglio ne ha un sacco... e sono felice di aver investito il mio tempo qui, anziché sulla ben più nota, ma di gran lunga più scadente bilogia di [i][url=https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/16233/Remothered_Collection/]Remothered[/url][/i], con tutti i miei auguri alla Stormind Games per il loro prossimo gioco [h2]Voto medio alla bilogia: 7/10 e lode[/h2]

I really enjoyed the sequel, thank you writer and all involved in the game's creation. The puzzles, again, I loved them, and they gave me a good sense of fulfillment when i solved them on my own. And again, lovely character designs and gorgeous pixel graphics. I enjoyed the story allot, i was in a proper mood to consume it. it was a good relaxation break for me. I was so happy for Saki, both endings were a good resolution, but especially the best ending, i feel worry free now. Thank you to the author and developers for the happy ending, I'm satisfied and recommend this game and the prequel to others.

I really enjoyed the first part of the game, which is why I decided to purchase the second half. Overall, I liked the experience, but I was disappointed with the endings. While we do find out why Ayumi became demonic, the story doesn’t clearly explain why she was chosen to be tricked by the devil in the first place, or why she specifically uses Saki’s friends. Her side of the story feels underdeveloped and not very well connected to the rest of the plot. Because Ayumi is also a victim, I was hoping the true ending would explore whether there was another way to save everyone — not just Saki’s friends and the cat, but also offer some kind of peace or resolution for Ayumi’s soul. Instead, the true ending feels incomplete and slightly illogical, as if an important part of the narrative is missing. Honestly, this feels like a storyline that would work better as a DLC or an additional chapter to fully explain Ayumi’s role and motivations. As it stands, the second half of the game doesn’t quite feel logical enough as a final conclusion, which is a shame because everything else was strong.

I really like this Series. Loved the story, good scares and Pretty good puzzles. Though I do wish there was Voice actors for the First one also, as it did help put an personality on the characters a bit better. But overall I am happy with them and feel these games are worth the Money. Well spend Money in my opinion. Overall Score. 8,5/10. Really good game

Absolutely in love with this game. First time I cried this year, and it was on one of the endings. Compelling narrative, and fun puzzles. Sure, the first one was more fun in that sense, but I understand that in this game we were more in a revenge ark. I wish the first game also had voice acting, this one slayed, the voice actors really did their best. I'm glad you sorted out a few bugs this game previously had, because now it runs smoothly. Cheers, and I hope to see more titles from you, even if it isn't Re:Turn related.

Runaway porwało mnie bardziej niż pierwowzór. Autorzy z Red Ego Games dołożyli kilka nowych mechanik, a postaci dostały voiceovery. Trzon rozgrywki pozostał jednak bez zmian. Głównie chodzimy, eksplorujemy i używamy przedmiotów, by rozwiązać proste zagadki. Względem poprzedniej części nastąpiła w sumie jedna spora zmiana. One Way Trip było straszliwie wręcz przegadane. Chodziliśmy po pociągu i głównie wdawaliśmy się z napotykanymi ludkami w konwersacje. Tym razem autorzy postawili na akcję i eksplorację, i ja tę zmianę szanuję w opór. W końcu zamiast chodzić i gadać, uciekam i chowam się przed potworami. I o to właśnie chodzi. Dobrze, że autorzy również to zrozumieli. Gra przestała zionąć nudą. Chociaż czytając recenzje na Steam można spostrzec, że nie wszystkim ta zmiana przypadła do gustu. Ci malkontenci stanowią jednakże zdecydowaną mniejszość. Pełną recenzję można przeczytać na moim blogu: https://napograniczu.net/return-2-runaway-wrazenia-z-mrocznej-ucieczki/