Forever Lost: Episode 2 9+

This game was very well done, very creative and thought provoking, and long. That's really nice to see in a game that you're going to put your time into. So overall, I enjoyed it. The storyline never is explained, but it's interesting. It starts getting hard to follow the clues to solve the puzzles though, especially at the end as there are so many places and objects and clues up to that point that it's hard to keep track of things, and I kept using the hint option mainly just because I was tired of having to remember everything that that clue could possibly go to. But overall, very well done and clever.

I love the Forever Lost series, and this is a worthy second chapter. It’s longer than the previous game in the series, and even more challenging. The puzzles fit neatly into the story and are part of the environments, which I find far more interesting than your standard hidden object/slider puzzle/combination lock puzzle games in the genre. There are plenty of great puzzles in Forever Lost 2, and I didn’t find any of them to be so frustrating I couldn’t solve them without hints (although putting the game down for a while and coming back with fresh eyes helped).

The atmosphere is spooky, but it’s obvious that the developers have tongues planted firmly in cheeks, which lightens the mood (and occasionally provides solutions). I found the SD version to look just fine on both my iPhone and my iPad, and it didn’t hinder gameplay in the least, but I guess if you have the extra $ to spend on HD, why not. The game experience is definitely worth it, either way.

This episode pulled out all the stops! It's longer and much more in depth, giving you access to explore larger places. I found the puzzles to be just as, if not more clever and challenging. The reason why this is my favorite in the series is because of the storyline. With memories, and exploring Jason's past and childhood, you begin to connect with the character and also learn more about the others. Glitch Games knows how to deliver you the right amount of information. Not too much to where you lose interest, but only enough to leave you guessing and wanting more!