Now that i have played first instalment of Baobabs Mausoleum nothing would stop me in trying the second one. So I begin scratching the surface of the game and must say it is a total head scratcher. It has hidden mini-games and figuring out the puzzles at hand are but a few of the adventures you embark on.

However I did find that the lack of control options over the sound rather annoying. Why is it that no one puts in narration these days when making games? But these are minor issues even in the grand scheme of things! I must admit, I truly like that fact that the game is made to handle the 1080 resolution even while using the 90s styled graphics.

When it all comes down to it, if you take the time to dive into this strange and weird side winding adventure, you might be surprised! I know I am, Enjoy.

I've played both episodes and Baobabs Mausoleum Ep.2 is longer and better than the previous one.
In that episode there is no such linearity, we are free to explore the town of Flamingo's Creek. That's amazing.
The character and NPC's are funny and very weird, but that's the spirit of the game.

One of the great news is the Night/Day Cycle. When you play by day, it's a Sunny day in Flamingo's Creek, and if you play by night, the game is different. That's awesome but it forces us to play at different times.

The graphics are the same as the previous episodes, but I notice there is more details in some parts of the village. I also appreciate that the main character can run. That helps us to go faster and explore everything. There is some little collision bugs, but nothing very uncomfortable to play. Concerning the music... a pleasure for my ears.

Still waiting for the french translation. This game give me better feelings than the first, congratulations!

This sequel has you exploring the town to resolve the conflict that arose at the end of the previous episode. It's a neat town, but do note that the time of day affects who and what will show up, and that's tied to your PC clock. An NPC tells you this during the day, but if you work during the day, and can only play this at night, you'll never know; bad move. You can also switch between day and night by pressing P; it never tells you this at all. Overall, it just isn't quite as good as the first episode; it's still plenty weird, and I loved that, but it ends with one of those mazes where choosing the wrong direction takes you back to the very beginning, and only some of the screens have clear visual cues as to which way to go. And it takes you back SLOWLY; your patience is wearing thin, but you still have to wait for it to fade out and back in without the ability to move EVERY TIME. Everything is slow, even pressing the button to skip the text crawl; controls are very delayed in most everything that isn't just walking around. That's a problem in the first episode, too, but it really starts to wear away at you here.

it's just as weird as episode one, and this one seems to have a different focus. the gameplay largely remains the same, but it doesn't always adhere to it, same as Ep 1.

It's strange, puzzles almost never make sense.. and it's delightful.

the art is again, nice and charming - the VHS filter ( which can be turned off, btw ) is great - and frustrating at the same time with those effects sometimes covering text, lol.

the intro made me smile more than it should have. i won't spoil that.
The " hidden minigame " is still great, I enjoyed it way more than the main game after I unlocked it. ( Thanks Freddy! )

I really enjoyed the first game. I might enjoy this one too if some of the bugs get fixed. I dont know how it plays on other devices but on my Mac the controrls are unbearably slugish and it likes to freeze up. It makes the game almost completly unplayable.

One of the 2 most different games that I've played!

Positives
+good soundtrack
+consistent over-the-top atmosphere
+decent writing (apart from virtue signaling "racist rights" joke)
+cheap
+nice sprites

Negatives
-short (my playtime is not accurate because I AFKd, it's actually around 2-4 hours)
-have to play previous free game and buy next episode If you want to understand what's going on
-no tutorial or even key remapping/guide (I played with controller and got seriously stuck because one crucial mechanic was not possible to use with it)
-clunky controls (character changes direction with delay), only crucial in one fight
-weird autosaves (there are only 2 chapters and one of them is rather long and game autosaves after you finished it)

For me it was worth, for you? decide for yourself

Just as Episode One blew my mind, this one did as well.. Again, this is one of the more strange games I've played but just as enjoyable as the first!! Just like the first, it's so quirky, the puzzles are really easy or really NOT.. It's honestly just a bag of everything I have been trying to figure out what to write but it's just one of those games where you really have to explore for yourself.. The controls on some parts were a little flawed and you have to play through a second time (unless you're REALLY careful on the first) but the story was cool enough to warrant the second.. There are a few glitches here and there but honestly, the humour in the game makes it better! Would recommend :)

I love the Baobabs series, but i have to admit that I enjoyed the first episode more. Don't get me wrong, this episode has everything you love from episode one, but it seems like the developers used too many "cherries" (episode one had many amazing "cherries", but episode two just consists of "cherries", which makes it not as outstanding :/).

Cons:
- there was no introduction in controls, which is usually fine, but I forgot that I could shoot, cuz its kinda long ago that I played the first episode >.<
- the map is ♥♥♥♥ ;D (like for real, dude where are the details?)

This game continues to be fun because of how random the story is, I guess. We get to learn more about this weird world that this game inhabits.

I liked the art in the game. It's very new and unique. Set pieces are great.

I liked the easy 3d sections.

I liked the fetch quests in this game because it is tied to the story. It feels like solving a mystery.

I liked the music a lot except the main them song with some movie sounds in the song. That one song that is played during the intro can actually be played when playing the game because when you exit houses, the game changes the song. The thing is, is that that one song isn't good to listen to more than once and when it's on loop it sucks. So you're forced to go back into the house and go back outside in hopes that it skips it.

I liked that the translation is much better this time around.

There's way too much of the game telling the player that they are indeed playing a game and this is a game and stuff like that. It breaks emersion. Also, the pop culture references are just not my thing but what are you gonna do...

Going into and out of houses takes a bit too long. There's some kind of delay and it shouldn't happen for a 2d game like this. There should be no loading times for entering a house.

The collisions are atrocious in my opinion. The game still feels like there wasn't much care in that department. I can be under pictures, and over tables, and on top on of a houses wall that's on the bottom screen while in a room, in a house in the open world part where I can see the characters feet behind it walking, being under the bottom part of a lamp post, and etc.

The mansion part with the doors that bring you back to the start if you go the wrong way is not fun. Especially when everything looks the same. The butler says that you can get lost in the rooms but still, it feels like the devs were trying to lengthen the game and that whole section is not easy and I find it to be a waste of time. And tbh, I kind of did the same thing in my game but in my game it was for a purpose that was tied to the story that I created. Anyways, I don't want to spoil the game but this whole part was trash. Like, I would have said that it wasn't very good but what happens after is what made me hate it even more.

I don't like the fishing section where you have to tap the keyboard really fast. It was very hard for me to do.

The shop in the game has more items apparently but I beat the game with only buying one shop item. One could presume that this town will appear in the 3rd game but still, you could have just showed just one item. I thought the game would have been longer because of the other items being in question marks.

I still don't like that at the end it says "to be continue".

There's some kind of minigame in the game that you have to do something to unlock it and I personally don't have time for that. Just unlock it when you talk to that person who tells you in the game or at least let me play it in the game like in the first episode of Boababs. Like, I tried to play it by tapping up on the keyboard 50 times but it doesn't work. Either have the game in the game where I can play it easily or not at all.

Not enough options in the game. There should be a keyboard config menu I guess because the button are still weird feeling to me. Like you're using the "space," "alt," "m"and more buttons to play the game but the menu button for inventory is all the way up at "esc" and it's like why are the controls so damn far apart?

There was one part where I heard a scream and it was so loud.

Overall, I liked the game. I can't really think of anything else that I want to talk about. I guess the game felt short.