The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk

Overall it's still a fun point&click game, sadly it is also much worse than the previous one in pretty much all aspects there are.
The story is much worse, less engaging, dialogues aren't as fun, everything seems blunt, humour is subjective of course, but the first game made both me and my partner laugh multiple times while this one never did.
Gameplay is somewhat similar but also falls short, there is a lot of backtracking, puzzles weren't as fun or engaging to me.
As stated before, it's an alright game with cool graphics. It can be fun if someone is into point&click genre, especially if one didn't play the first game.

Loved it. Love that the hint system gives you as much or as little help as you want. And l loved the simple but chraming story a lot. would 100% recommend

Good game til chapter 1 the game crashes -playing on Steamdeck

This is a charming point-and-click adventure that captivates with its whimsical world and witty humor. The game's hand-drawn art style and engaging puzzles create a delightful experience. While the pacing can be uneven at times, the story and characters are endearing. It's a must-play for fans of the genre, offering a blend of humor, mystery, and stunning visuals.

I loved this game so much! I played it immediately after the first one, and have played it through twice now. It has a very good story line, interesting characters, fun puzzles, nice music, and beautiful, hand-drawn graphics. I need another!

It was a truly magnificently prepared Point & Click based game production, both with its puzzles and its lore. If you played the first game of Inner World, I strongly recommend that you play this sequel. If you are unaware of this series, I recommend that you jump right in. I was very impressed with the philosophical implications in it and the pure beauty of that a pure and innocent individual Robert that we miss such individuals at this time, and the series that tells the story of him alongside the gullible Asposians. I would like to state that this sequel is as beautiful as the previous game. The puzzles were very well designed, the characters, and the metaphors were all wonderful. I liked it, recommended.

Like the first game, this maintains a lot of the same European storybook charm. However this game also reminds you that is German with themes of racism, fascism, and authoritarianism.
Mechanically, the point-and-click structure is expanded upon with often being able to swap between multiple playable characters. At best if feels like the different characters working together but at worst can feel like puzzles were designed with that mechanic over being fun.
As for the plot and characters, things are more mature and there are explorations of trauma and romantic tension that were far less prevalent in the first game. This game also takes place after a time skip that feels big enough to be impactful but also short enough that the protagonists still matter.
There's plenty of fun to be had for one playthrough and it's enjoyable.