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.

fun point and click. puzzles but not unfigureoutable.

The game is okay, buy it on sale.
The good:
+ I like the drawing, many details
+ Puzzles aren't too easy
+ Good hint system that only tells you one detail at a time and only if you want to
The bad:
- The story is average and a little to cliche in my eyes.
- The gameplay is sometimes annoying, since you have to do some things over and over again and listen to ever the same comments of the characters.
I recommend using Proton 7 for Linux despite the native support for Linux.

My Review of The Inner World - The Last Wind Monk
You embark on a journey with Robert and the rebel Laura and your dove Hack, to seek and find the last wind monk.
Pro:
+ 25 Steam-achievements
+ Steam trading cards
+ Likeable and cuddly characters.
+ Witty, humorous and entertaining dialogues
+ Interesting story and hand-drawn 2D environments
+ Multi-level help system
+ Great dubbing both the German version and the English version
+ Option to play German or English version
+ Dialogues and video sequences can be skipped but I wouldn't do it because of the dialogues
+ Robert and Laura, Schrof, Hack :)
Contra:
- Nothing
I definitely recommend this game!

Nice sequel.
The story could have ended with the first game, but the continuation didn't feel forced.
I felt the riddles made more sense than the ones in the first game (not all, some still were not very logical) and overall the game was a pleasant experience after the original.
If you like point and click adventure games, I highly recommend it.

The enormous charm of the series is present, as well as the imperfect, yet still good, interface.
With much better puzzles than in the previous opus.
Sensible, satisfying, not too easy, well integrated into the storytelling, and none of them requiring dexterity this time around.
I also noticed that the feedback on interactions is often very good.
An excellent point n' click.
An improved sequel.