This review contains spoilers
The follow-up to A Normal Lost Phone, this one is a different story with different characters and about a different issue.
The squemishness I felt about reading through someone's messages was doubled down because of the issue that the story revolves around.
I was concerned about the fact that I was one of the characters in the story. However the ending makes it pretty clear that your not, though the delete data that made sense in the first game, doesn't really make sense in this one
It felt like there were less puzzles in this one and some of them could just be brute forced to a degree. The story, while good, didn't have twists in it. I was concerned that it was going to go darker, but it thankfully didn't.
The music as always is quite lovely but doesn't get in the way of the game.
Pick it up if you liked the first one.
The squemishness I felt about reading through someone's messages was doubled down because of the issue that the story revolves around.
I was concerned about the fact that I was one of the characters in the story. However the ending makes it pretty clear that your not, though the delete data that made sense in the first game, doesn't really make sense in this one
It felt like there were less puzzles in this one and some of them could just be brute forced to a degree. The story, while good, didn't have twists in it. I was concerned that it was going to go darker, but it thankfully didn't.
The music as always is quite lovely but doesn't get in the way of the game.
Pick it up if you liked the first one.