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Reviews for "The Splitting: Chapter 2"

What I really love about this game is that it has the gameplay of your standard point and click adventure, with the whole collecting, combining, and interacting with objects, but at the same time the series is following the puzzle game formula that all the best puzzle games follow. Chapter 1 introduced a new concept and slowly experimented with what it can do until the player has a solid grasp on how the system works. Here, Chapter 2 has taken those ideas and twisted them completely with the covering/uncovering mirrors and item duplication, and through the game teaches you how to apply those concepts until mastery in very subtle, well-designed ways. Now, it's not just the continuation of the story that makes me want to look out for the next chapter - I'm also excited to see what other concepts and twists you guys will put into the concept! Stunning work, fully deserving my every star!

well even i did split people must have to be "lit"

I loved the first game, and love this one. More of the mirror world mecahnics and the characters background are revealed. I quite enjoy the "decay"thing and the exploit you need to explore for some puzzles.

Great game, the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because the character doesn't always agree with you. Oh, by the way, minor spoilers ahead.

I try picking up another cloth from under the vase to clean off the moldy mirror in the asylum but no, he "doesn't want to break the vase again", which really doesn't even make sense when he can just reset it again. Also, I partially understand this one because he's telling you that you don't need to go back, but when you try leaving the asylum through the window you came into, he says he "shouldn't leave until he find's llehctiM's friends".

Other than this issue of the character deciding what he "wants to do" (don't get me wrong, this mechanic can be used in a good way, but breaking a vase?), keep up the good work!

One of the best point and click game here. All puzzles logical. Love it!