75
It took a while, but The Journey Down: Chapter Two is exactly what we were hoping for. Playtime is a tad longer, the graphics are more lively and it has even more Grim Fandango references than Chapter One. The puzzles do get a bit too predictable towards the end.
80
It took them almost four years, but the guys at Skygoblin delivered a bigger and better episode in their unique episodic adventure game. If you love old-school adventure games The Journey Down 2 is made precisely for you.
75
A very classic graphic adventure, with no particular innovations and a decent storyline.
8
Journey Down chapter 2 continues the story of Bwana. Simple click and point RPG with good character development and plot line development. Albeit a little easy to complete, I finished this chapter in 2.5hrs but enjoyed the story and the process. Have downloaded part 3 and looking forward to finishing off the series.
7
A solid point n click. Nothing stands out as amazing everything is just....solid. The logic of the puzzles make sense which is always a concern for these games. It's not difficult but I like that about it, really keeps the game flowing. You certainly have to pause to think and explore the world to figure what to do but I never got to the point of contemplating looking at a walkthrough. The humor is decent but I don't think I laughed out loud. I would really only recommend this game for point n click enthusiasts which I realize I may be slowly becoming.
10
chapter 2 is a huge improvement compared to chapter 1, it took a while for the release but the wait is worth it. the game is cheap and more enjoyable than some expensive games you can find in the market out there.
The Journey Down: Chapter Two
Released On:
Aug 25, 2014
Metascore
Generally Favorable
78
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Mixed or Average
7.3
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Generally Favorable
78
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Aug 26, 2014
93
Heading towards its finale, this unique game has all the potential of becoming one of the modern games which will be mentioned in the years to come, as the classic and most important representatives of the point 'n' click genre. If nothing goes terribly wrong with the third and final part, it certainly will achieve that.
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7.3
59% Positive
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Nov 30, 2014
10
chapter 2 is a huge improvement compared to chapter 1, it took a while for the release but the wait is worth it. the game is cheap and more enjoyable than some expensive games you can find in the market out there.
Dec 4, 2021
8
Journey Down chapter 2 continues the story of Bwana. Simple click and point RPG with good character development and plot line development. Albeit a little easy to complete, I finished this chapter in 2.5hrs but enjoyed the story and the process. Have downloaded part 3 and looking forward to finishing off the series.
Sep 17, 2014
80
It took them almost four years, but the guys at Skygoblin delivered a bigger and better episode in their unique episodic adventure game. If you love old-school adventure games The Journey Down 2 is made precisely for you.
Sep 8, 2014
80
If you’ve played the first chapter of The Journey Down, you’ll know pretty much what to expect. But when everything worked as well as it did originally, that continues to be a good thing.
Nov 2, 2014
75
It took a while, but The Journey Down: Chapter Two is exactly what we were hoping for. Playtime is a tad longer, the graphics are more lively and it has even more Grim Fandango references than Chapter One. The puzzles do get a bit too predictable towards the end.
Sep 14, 2014
75
A very classic graphic adventure, with no particular innovations and a decent storyline.
Aug 27, 2014
70
Nevertheless despite these issues I still found myself enjoying The Journey Down: Chapter Two a lot as it is just a fun, charming adventure that gets the LucasArts spirit pretty darn right.
May 17, 2017
7
A solid point n click. Nothing stands out as amazing everything is just....solid. The logic of the puzzles make sense which is always a concern for these games. It's not difficult but I like that about it, really keeps the game flowing. You certainly have to pause to think and explore the world to figure what to do but I never got to the point of contemplating looking at a walkthrough. The humor is decent but I don't think I laughed out loud. I would really only recommend this game for point n click enthusiasts which I realize I may be slowly becoming.
Sep 27, 2014
3
Some things are good, some are downrigh terrible. Decent graphic with a fantastic style, bad animations, really nice music. The main problem here is a terrible interface designed for tablets, makes playing with a mouse really tiring. Only one click for everything, drag from inventory instead if clicking and select, inventory can be opened only dragging the mouse down and there are no keyboard shortcuts at all etc. Really annoying. Stop designing game interfaces for tablets when you release them on pc.
SummaryThe Journey Down is a point-and-click saga with an Afro-Caribbean vibe.
