True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 2

It's a solid and decent sequel. I really enjoyed it! The puzzles were significantly more complex than in the first game, although I skipped a few, which made me feel a bit guilty. The ending completely surprised me! I can't wait to pick up the third game soon!
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highly recommended for fans of point-&nd-click adventures &nd horror-mystery games, especially those who enjoyed Part 1..

Well, what do we have here? Sequel that managed to outdo the original in most aspects. Very big game. Really big. With lots of puzzles and stuff to do. But I would not call it a hidden object game, because there is little to no HOG scenes. So, it's more a point and click and puzzle game. We still have cool visuals and spooky atmosphere. Locations became bigger and more variable. And the story is even more intriguing than before. I'd say, we get more more questions than answers.
Fun fact. There is a scene in the game, when a huge glass ceiling, at certain point, will just collapse. At the very same day that I played the game, maybe less than 10 mins after I encountered this scene ingame - the bath cabin (also made of glass) in my own bathroom also fully collapsed with very loud rumble. That was very unexpected coincidence.
A word of advice for achievement hunters. If you want to get everything and not mess up anything, keep in mind - do everything on the same profile. And in one go. Otherwise, there is a good chance that you will miss something. Yeah, it's a pain, but we are not searching for easy solutions, right? Oh, by the way - the third game finally reached Steam and release date is close. So we can finally uncover the final mystery behind this story.

While the story was good from both 1 and 2, this one is MUCH better. It doesn't feel like we're being stared into our soul by a character who can't even blink. Thank you for adding that mechanic, no matter how small it is. As for gameplay, wow is this ever difficult. It's also quite satisfying upon solving things. I did have to try and get some help with some puzzles, but that goes to show you that the game doesn't hold your hand. It's a thumbs up from me.

Part 2 is a direct continuation of the story from part 1.
Same style of gameplay: point 'n click detective-like story with puzzles and hidden object mechanics. It's a bit more spooky than the first one.
Overall, it's a lot bigger and somewhat better. Liked the puzzles. Although at times the 'logic' to some solutions is far fetched. Like in part 1, the protagonist is very picky at what items to use for a particular situation. A bit real-life brute force is hardly ever the correct option.
The story went much further than I thought. Evenh now, I'm not sure what's going on exactly. It's still a mystery. But one I really want to dig into even more. So up to part 3 it is.
Great game and looks like a great trilogy overall.

awesome point and click game, pretty damn good graphics and plot. More than just a hidden object game.

absolutely loved this game - true to the original story - very long and worth the money. thanks developers.