This was an interesting sequel to the first Lost Horizon. The character of Fenton Paddock is quite different from the first game but I think this is pretty realistic given the amount of time which has passed between the two games. The graphics and cutscenes are technically improved from the first game. However, I felt some of the charm and humor was also missing; additionally, the sense of mystery seemed lacking at times despite the interesting subject matter. Like the first game, the gameplay in the final chapter ends the game on a strong note. I like that both games in the series explore the physics of time, although it may have been a bit too neatly wrapped up for my taste in the sequel. Overall though, this is a solid adventure game with a lot of content. 🐐🐐😸😸

This was a tough one to write. I was looking forward to the sequel. It may be just me but the scenes did not all seem “equal”. I don’t know if a different process was used or if there artists that were added or left during production or what. Some scenes were gorgeous, others...a little more on the cartoony side. The IPad version seemed really twitchy...and several scenes required starting over ignoring there was a save. The end scene used a horrible animation of the child while the father looked more on the “real-ish” side. The end also seemed to be just kind of thrown together. Personally I prefer a “little” bit of logic to what you need or could use in a scene.... yes, you use could “possibly” do that you could do that but really??? I dare you try some of those little scenarios...a little bit of reality would be nice. Some of the contraptions were pretty out there. I also hate the touch this, run and touch that and figure out a long sequence spin twice, and poof a magic door appears. It ruins a story. I gave it three stars just because I was determined to make it to the end.

While I mostly enjoyed LH and LH2, in my opinion both games suffer from the same issues: Too many lengthy, somewhat boring movie sequences to explain the backstory where one can only watch but not interact. Using the inventory in close up scenes sometimes is horrible as somehow the items in the inventory get moved to the right and one has to close and reopen the inventory to be able to select an item propery again. I also do not care at all for the timed sequences, where one has to perform the necessay actions within some time. And the sequences where one could get shot are not my favorites either. Lastly there was at least one riddle I didn’t understand even after consulting the builtin walkthrough. It simply didn’t make any sense to me. But as I wrote at the beginning both games were still enjoyable and I played them to the end. They are quite long and the riddles differ and were mostly difficult enough for me. Thanks for reading.

Game is very twitchy! Mid way through game started freezing. Each scene now freezes, saving freezes, saving takes 5-10 min as does each and every freeze scene. I basically have to wait everything out. Started around the Abby/graveyard. Saves don’t necessarily save which stinks cuz you have to redo things. I’ve literally had to redo the diamond section 12 times before I gave in and just waited 10 min each save freeze after every single diamond. This is so frustrating, only reason I haven’t thrown in towel is cost and I had back surgery so can’t do much else till I heal. Huge huge waste of repetitive time!Some annoying back and forth. Much preferred first one. I still like the story and mostly the gameplay itself. Getting around is a bit glitchy. Not a fan of the timed stuff or super long cutscenes since I like to play then do a chore then play. Fix the glitches and I’ll up my review since these point and click adventures are hard to come by, especially long ones!