That evil mirror is back and it’s up to you to extinguish his power for good!
Tommy is all grown up and on the hunt for the mirror that changed the lives of him and his family forever. Now he's missing, and it is up to you to help his sister retrieve Tommy and locate the evil mirror. Plunge through the mirror and into unimagined realms and magical worlds as you continue the saga and aid Tommy’s sister on her quest.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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Not as good as the first one but alright none the less. The first game in the series I quite enjoyed so I was definitely up for giving this one a go despite the reviews being slightly less positive towards this one. Although it definitely doesn’t have the same charm as the first one did. It’s pretty cheesy, as pretty much all HOGs are. The voice acting is kind of bad, it was bearable in the first one but this one is just that tad bit cheesier. At least it’s to the point though that I found it amusing more than cringe worthy, which is good, I guess? Especially when he “manically laughs” that’s always funny. Given that, there wasn’t as much dialog in this one as there was the first one. The first one your character would talk to themselves, this one you seem to play a mute. So not as much talking despite the other characters that pop up, but that isn’t exactly a deal breaker I’m not real
Not a good as the first one. Decent hidden object point and click. But.. they changed the mirror's voice. The humor is gone. The game has become more creepy. And the music now sucks. It also shorter than the all really short first one. Get it cheep. Use a sale or a coupon cause it's only worth a buck.
The second Mirror Mysteries are slighty different than the first one. The graphics are a bit better and the locations more interesting (for example the first world which I liked the most is nicely inspired by art deco and maybe even by the Bioshock). The story again revolves around the same bad character as the previous game but this time it's much better (but still nothing deep). The voice acting sounds more professional and the cheesiness from the first game is gone (that's a shame I liked it :D). There are also more and much better puzzles (but they're skippable if you don't want to solve them). Also the gameplay is slightly different this time. Besides the standard hidden object finding there are also some point'n'click adventure elements blended in. So all in all if you like hidden objects finding you are on a good address. Pros: -More interesting puzzles -Better story -Less cheapl
graphics are nice looking, playtime felt shorter then the overall usual HOG/Adventure games and I tend to play bits at a time, sometimes the game times are not accurate to the actual play times since it ticks off as long as the game is activated so 4.9 hour play time really was probably more like 2, maybe 3 to play through, felt more like about a 2hr game time. That's ok as HOGS are casual games that usually have 2-4 hours overall play time but I wanted this game to have more mirrors to travel through to more places. I enjoyed some of the different places like the one that depicted a 1920's/30's sort of feel with the music and cuts, art decoish scenery mixed in with semi steam punkish bits. This isn't one with lots of characters you interact with, just one here or there. Voice overs are sparse because there isn't a huge script, basically your travelling through the mirrors to get to y
I played the first one last weekend, so I figured I might as well wrap up the second while I'm here. Apart from general bad temper, I'm not sure I get the vocal-minority hatred here for Mirror Mysteries 2: Forgotten Kingdoms. It's true that it commits the scarlet sin of not being exactly the same as the first game in the series, although it's actually pretty close. It's a short, easy, slightly silly excursion into a few realms in the lands the malevolent Magic Mirror, which once again has no sense of humor and intends to take over the world and destroy everyone muahaha. If that sounds a little like the original, well, yeah. The first had an easier forward-pressing pace, which this one trades for vaguer goals set in more fantastical worlds. The core mechanic of assembling sets of hidden-object items to move from one location to the next is pretty much the same, as is the enraged mirror
Several years have passed, and Tommy has disappeaed while searching for the mirror his mother had defeated. You have arrived at a mansion controlled by the evil mirror an ust fix several broken worlds to save Tommy and destroy the mirror. Unlike the first game, this one's an adventure hybrid. While this allows for more beautiful scenes to explore, it also sacrifices the magnifying glass option. This is a worthy sequal for a decent price and often on sale.
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