Guide a mother and her child as they embark on a journey through magical architecture, discovering illusionary pathways and delightful puzzles as you learn the secrets of the Sacred Geometry.
Basically same review as the first game. Absolute lovely puzzle game. Not too hard, cozy, good atmosphere. It includes the base game and the standalone level that got released.
If you like fun, quick puzzle games, try this one.
Stunning visuals and audio design just like the first game. But the puzzles are so easy I can't recommend it as a puzzle game. Only if you want to buy it on discount for about an hour and a half of pretty colors.
I did not care for the vague "plot" and the pseudo-philosophical nonsense. It was fine as flavor in the first game. But since the puzzles...
In comparison to the first game the puzzles feel very lazy, mostly just a one click/rotation solve without much thought behind it.
Did like every other aspect, but for a puzzle game it was lacking that, puzzles.
More concerned with being feelslop than an engaging brain-teaser. Even with the addition of new mechanics, the puzzles in this sequel are practically a walking simulator compared to the first Monument Valley.
