OXENFREE II: Lost Signals

Name: OXENFREE II: Lost Signals
Rating: 4.5 (371 reviews)
Author: Netflix, Inc.

Your choices solve a mystery

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371 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Adventure
Developer

Netflix, Inc.
Language

EN
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Size

2.3
GB

Available exclusively for Netflix members. Shadowy cult members. Ghostly radio signals. Spacetime portals. Investigate a dark new mystery in this interactive story game set in a familiar world. TVs turn on and off. Planes lose radar. Radio stations can't broadcast through the static. In the small coastal town of Camena, unnaturally occurring electromagnetic waves are suddenly causing interference with electrical and radio equipment. Reluctantly, Riley Poverly returns to her hometown to investigate the mystery, but what she finds is more than she bargained for. OXENFREE II: Lost Signals is the mind-bending follow-up to the critically-acclaimed narrative adventure game OXENFREE from Night School, a Netflix Game Studio. Play the new story as a standalone, or dive deeper into the OXENFREE universe by playing the original to find connections — it's your choice. As you play, you'll shape the story through your choices. How you choose to deal with the supernatural events at hand will forever alter the future in this thrilling story. YOUR CHOICES MATTER • Shape everything through your conversations and dialogue choices: Forge a deep friendship with an old acquaintance from high school or opt to ignore a lost fisherman in need. • Your choices influence who Riley becomes, your relationships and the story options available to you. START CHATTER FROM ANYWHERE • Use an all-new walkie talkie conversation system to chat with contacts and uncover useful insights about the mysteries of Camena. Ask for info, check in with the locals, or completely ignore them. It's your call to make — and your choices have consequences. STOP A MYSTERIOUS CULT • Five years ago on nearby Edwards Island, a few teenagers unwittingly opened a portal, creating a rift between realities and timelines. Now, members of a mysterious cult-like group called Parentage are deliberately trying to open a new portal to pull something out. Who are they? What do they want? Are they trying to contact ghosts? TUNE-IN TO THE RADIO • Ghostly signals are piercing through the frequencies of Camena. Tap into the eerie sounds and static using OXENFREE's signature radio mechanic. • Communicate with the supernatural, manipulate the world and travel to the past by tuning into time tears: unnatural fissures in the time-space continuum. SAVE EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING • Your future was on the line in OXENFREE and those stakes are even higher in the story of OXENFREE II. • Explore, climb and rappel across Camena’s beautifully treacherous landscape. Take risks and see where the story takes you. It might be dangerous and scary. But it could also save the future. Not only for Riley but for everyone. - Created by Night School, a Netflix Game Studio.

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

out of 5

371 Ratings

Amazing Sequel to a Beautifully Written Story
08/27/2023

MagsCookie
I don’t normally write reviews on anything really, but I wanted to share how much I truly loved this game. I was actually very skeptical about it at first, because I loved the first Oxenfree so much. When I played the first game, I was enraptured in the characters lives and the story and the mystery that I played it 3 times haha! I just loved and appreciated it that much. So when I started this one I thought it was going to be some dumb rip off of the first with no personality (that was just my assumption). However, I just finished the game and it was better than I ever expected 🥰 this game deserves 5 stars because of how well it ties the original story line of the first game and the adventure of Alex and the gang into a whole new set of characters and stories. Words literally cannot express how much I love it, I may start it over again a few times too!! I don’t want to give spoilers, but I just love how by the end I cared for each of the characters so much and was so excited to see older characters too that I squealed haha. But thank you to the game makers and Netflix for this absolute masterpiece!! If it was made into a show I would totally watch it 100%Side note: Jacob has my heart, he’s such an awkward lovable character oh my gosh😂🫶
Amazing Sequel to a Beautifully Written Story
08/27/2023

MagsCookie

I don’t normally write reviews on anything really, but I wanted to share how much I truly loved this game. I was actually very skeptical about it at first, because I loved the first Oxenfree so much. When I played the first game, I was enraptured in the characters lives and the story and the mystery that I played it 3 times haha! I just loved and appreciated it that much. So when I started this one I thought it was going to be some dumb rip off of the first with no personality (that was just my assumption). However, I just finished the game and it was better than I ever expected 🥰 this game deserves 5 stars because of how well it ties the original story line of the first game and the adventure of Alex and the gang into a whole new set of characters and stories. Words literally cannot express how much I love it, I may start it over again a few times too!! I don’t want to give spoilers, but I just love how by the end I cared for each of the characters so much and was so excited to see older characters too that I squealed haha. But thank you to the game makers and Netflix for this absolute masterpiece!! If it was made into a show I would totally watch it 100%Side note: Jacob has my heart, he’s such an awkward lovable character oh my gosh😂🫶
Riveting to the End
Feb 14

desperatebanjo
I have to admit I’m not a fan of “thriller” or “horror” style games, but the original Oxenfree came with such amazing recommendations I decided to try it. I hardly put my phone down until I’d finished the story. I was so worried that the sequel would fall flat and there would just be a rehashing of the first story, but I was blown away by the new web the developers crafted tying new and old stories together like a master weaver. Needless to say, I’m up way too late and my phone battery is almost zero but I had to finish it. It will pull at your heartstrings, take your breath away, and leave you thinking of the characters well after you are done.The only negative:Sometimes the click zone to activate actions is hard to hit on a mobile device, but I promise, it’s worth it. I just wish I didn’t have to click so close to the edge of the phone or near the Dynamic Island because it can be frustrating at times.
Riveting to the End
Feb 14

desperatebanjo

I have to admit I’m not a fan of “thriller” or “horror” style games, but the original Oxenfree came with such amazing recommendations I decided to try it. I hardly put my phone down until I’d finished the story. I was so worried that the sequel would fall flat and there would just be a rehashing of the first story, but I was blown away by the new web the developers crafted tying new and old stories together like a master weaver. Needless to say, I’m up way too late and my phone battery is almost zero but I had to finish it. It will pull at your heartstrings, take your breath away, and leave you thinking of the characters well after you are done.The only negative:Sometimes the click zone to activate actions is hard to hit on a mobile device, but I promise, it’s worth it. I just wish I didn’t have to click so close to the edge of the phone or near the Dynamic Island because it can be frustrating at times.
LOVE the story—mobile controls are awful
Aug 19

leewm3
I’ve played Oxenfree at least four times, three on mobile and once on Xbox. Immediately preferred the controls on the Xbox. I’ve also played Oxenfree 2 on mobile before, but that was over a year ago and I had completely forgotten just how BAD it is to play on mobile. Now in my second playthrough it’s all coming back to me. Characters get stuck together on rock walls and will not move in any direction and I have to refresh and default to my last save, hoping they don’t glitch together in the same spot again. Sometimes I have to choose an interact option repeatedly, pressing 5 or 6 times in succession before the game acknowledges the button has been pressed. Specifically in the dog door of Jacob’s home. That was a nightmare.From what I remember Oxenfree (the first) was originally an Xbox exclusive. I know Netflix is trying to push for their own gaming studio, Night School, by making Oxenfree 2 only available via the Netflix app, but cmon. Please fix the controls if you’re making this a mobile game only. This story is too good to be butchered by that alone.
LOVE the story—mobile controls are awful
Aug 19

leewm3

I’ve played Oxenfree at least four times, three on mobile and once on Xbox. Immediately preferred the controls on the Xbox. I’ve also played Oxenfree 2 on mobile before, but that was over a year ago and I had completely forgotten just how BAD it is to play on mobile. Now in my second playthrough it’s all coming back to me. Characters get stuck together on rock walls and will not move in any direction and I have to refresh and default to my last save, hoping they don’t glitch together in the same spot again. Sometimes I have to choose an interact option repeatedly, pressing 5 or 6 times in succession before the game acknowledges the button has been pressed. Specifically in the dog door of Jacob’s home. That was a nightmare.From what I remember Oxenfree (the first) was originally an Xbox exclusive. I know Netflix is trying to push for their own gaming studio, Night School, by making Oxenfree 2 only available via the Netflix app, but cmon. Please fix the controls if you’re making this a mobile game only. This story is too good to be butchered by that alone.
Great story! A bit linear; limited replay value.
03/14/2024

eyv
I gave this game. 5 stars for the story and the game mechanics. Play is smooth, relaxing, and intuitive. I found almost no bugs, and no show-stoppers preventing a seamless experience. The story is compelling, heartwarming, and tragic — my favorite mix!I’m very happy I played it, but I’m skeptical about whether I’ll play it again. Still , if you already have Netflix, it’s a no-brainer — play it! :)In terms of downsides, the choices on which the game is based are the “usual”: be a decent person, be kind to people, and everything will work out for you. While there are many ways the plot can go based on your choices, choices mostly alter the events and accomplishments _surrounding_ the main story — few choices have a profound effect on the main storyline (but some do!).
Great story! A bit linear; limited replay value.
03/14/2024

eyv

I gave this game. 5 stars for the story and the game mechanics. Play is smooth, relaxing, and intuitive. I found almost no bugs, and no show-stoppers preventing a seamless experience. The story is compelling, heartwarming, and tragic — my favorite mix!I’m very happy I played it, but I’m skeptical about whether I’ll play it again. Still , if you already have Netflix, it’s a no-brainer — play it! :)In terms of downsides, the choices on which the game is based are the “usual”: be a decent person, be kind to people, and everything will work out for you. While there are many ways the plot can go based on your choices, choices mostly alter the events and accomplishments _surrounding_ the main story — few choices have a profound effect on the main storyline (but some do!).

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