Potrei fare un copia ed incolla dell'opinione che scrissi sul predecessore, ma sarebbe impreciso poiché, nonostante le effettive somiglianze, i due capitoli sono leggermenti differenti l'uno dall'altro. Anzitutto la storia che si, prosegue l'indagine del giovane agente Tethers, senza però lo stesso fascino e la stessa tensione del predecessore, come se il voler chiudere tutti i fili narrativi aperti con il primo abbia in qualche oscuro modo rotto quella atmosfera caratteristica.
Per quanto concernono gli enigmi essi sono bene o male simili a quelli già apprezzati nel primo, se non fosse per una difficoltà leggermente inferiore: in ogni caso, un paio di ore basteranno a terminare il gioco.

Cheers...Bob non ci avrà mai.

consigliato a chi ha giocato e finito il primo, per vedere come termina la storia, alla xfiles. gioco carino, anche se non tutti i puzzle sono chiari e piacevoli. consigliato se trovato in sconto.

We are back to Scoggins town with Agent Nelson Tethers who wasn't satisfied when his boss closed the case of the missing people. Forced to take a vacation, Nelson decided to spend it in Scoggins town and solve the mystery himself. Now it is my turn to be unsatisfied with how this story folds, there are still some plot holes but oh well, the puzzles were good and this is what this game is all about.

Nelson investigation became wider and he meets new people to ask them about his discoveries. I'm glad the characters are likable, especially Korka, I liked her a lot, she is funny and mysterious in her own way
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1333358234

Puzzles vary from easy to extremely unsolvable hard. A guide is needed if you want to get all the achievements which I failed to get in my first playthrough since there is an extra puzzle will unlock to you after the credits if you scored 10/10 in all previous puzzles, which means you can't use hints or do any mistakes (Impossible without a guide)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1333358727

Pros:
+Fun art.
+OK story
+Great voice acting.
+Lots of challenging puzzles.
+Likable characters.
+Steam achievements.

Cons:
-Short game
-Some of the puzzles are very hard to solve without a guide

I made a guide with the save file for the last two achievements for anyone who missed them. The game is a nice sequel but I wished for more details, I understand this game is based on puzzles, but at least finish the story logically.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1328612993

𝐹𝑜𝑟 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑖𝑒𝑤𝑠 𝑐𝘩𝑒𝑐𝑘 𝑚𝑦 𝑐𝑢𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑜𝑟 𝑝𝑎𝑔𝑒 𝐹𝑒𝑒𝑛𝑎'𝑠 𝐶𝘩𝑜𝑖𝑐𝑒

Can't stop until get to the bottom of another Scorrgins case

Good:
- Very interesting dialogue
- Story keep up with Telltales high quality level, I can't stop until the end
- Funny and some challenging puzzles
- Hints system guides player to think clearly themselves
- Simple but acceptable graphics and animations
- Great sound effects
- Great price value especially on sales season

Bad:
- Some puzzle recycled from previous title
- 1 wrong answer will cause player lost perfect puzzle agent rank unless play it from new game again

Score: 8/10

The first game was unique and so original, you would think they wouldn't be able to make it any better, but they did in this excellent sequel. When you think of Telltale point&click games you'd probably have The Walking Dead or another newer one. They're good and all but they don't match the amount of atmosphere this game has, (even without the 'choose your own path' feature) and it only lasts around 4-5 hours to complete! Aside from the short play time and (fairly) closed and slightly random ending, this game is a must buy.
9.5/10

Overall I enjoyed the first game more, but this one was still fun in it's own right. I got it on sale for $2.50 so for that price I definitely recommend it. Just wait for it to go on sale before buying it. Oh, and I 100% it in about 2 hours, puzzles included. Take that for what you will.
I'm just going to bullet point the things I have to say.

- Excellent tone and theming, very reminiscent of Fargo
- Story is not too interesting but it works for what it is, dialogue can be funny at times
- Interesting characters and a fairly engaging world
- Playing the first game isn't required, there's enough exposition to keep you up to speed

-Art style is really cool, some of the composition and art direction is phenominal
-Looks fairly low resolution

-Music is awesome, main theme is great and all songs compliment scenes well

- Gameplay is very linear, no reward for exploring, game solves mystery for you and you're just along for the ride
- Absolutely no difficulty curve, the last puzzles in the game are just as easy if not easier than ones at the beginning
- Difficulty all over the place, some puzzles are ridiculously easy and some seem like they make no sense at all
- That being said, average puzzle is pretty fun. Not too hard that it's stupid but not too easy. Just the right difficulty to give you that 'aha!' feeling
- Ton of sliding puzzles for some reason

I love me some Puzzle Agent! I consider this one of the best stories in video games. The writing for this game is just excellent.

Puzzle Agent 2 picks up right where Puzzle Agent left off, and concludes the story.

Highly recommended.

Puzzle Agent 2 is a puzzle game woven in the middle of a interesting storyline. It's unfortunate that the game has not added more to it than the original offered other than more puzzles. However, it's fortunate that they didn't break anything that did work from the original game and simply just offered new puzzles. No risks taken here, if you've played the original, then you know exactly what to expect for this sequel. Again, the only drawback for this game is the fact that it is so short. Overall good quality game with some good puzzles to tease the brain.

Puzzle Agent 2 is a game marred by plot inconsistencies and an unsatisfying story. While the characters and atmosphere pull the player in, the gameplay and story problems are overwhelming.

After competing Puzzle Agent 1, I was excited to play the sequel. Unfortunately, this game doesn't hold up. The story has suffered, as the overloaded plot crashes and burns in a chaotic confusion, leaving plothole debris everywhere. A list of which includes:

• Agent Tethers keeps his job at the FBI despite returning to a case without authorization; breaking and entering into the local police department; tampering with government evidence; assaulting another government agent; espousing conspiracy theories to his superior; and stealing and destroying government property.
  
• Mrs. Garrett did not want someone to know that Tethers was staying at her inn, but we never find out who or why.
  
• It is never revealed what happened to all the missing people in Scoggins, because...
  
• It is never established whether the astronauts are murdering the missing people or if this was another wild goose chase. Since there have been a few false leads in both games, intentional to the plot, there is no way to know.
  
• This leads to another problem for the story: If the astronauts aren't murdering people, what's causing the disappearances? If the astronauts are murdering people, why didn't they murder Tethers when they cornered him and injected him with something to make him fall asleep?
  
• It is never revealed what happened to the astronauts aside from Isaac.
  
• Why did the astronauts remain in the forest for 16 years?
  
• What are the Hidden People? Where was their home? What was their home?
  
• Why did Glori and Isaac agree to go the Brotherhood if he was disturbed, when he never appeared to be disturbed?
  
• Did the government know the space lander was in Scoggins since the first game? If they did, then why did they wait until Tethers sent back tapes in the second game to go there? If they didn't, why didn't they let Tethers finish the case is Scoggins the first time around? Why did they let Tethers stay in Scoggins after they found out he was there investigating a case off-duty?
  
• This is a minor point, but Agent Tethers never draws his gun once in this game, even when his life is in danger. In the last game, I believe he uses it only once, and he misses. For some reason, the game's title card on Steam shows him drawing a gun. Again, I know this is a minor point, but why give him a gun if he never uses it? Especially since it's so easy to write in a reason he doesn't use one; He's an office agent in the Puzzle Research Division who almost never goes on field missions. There's even less of a reason for him to have a gun this time since he's not even on offical busniess. It just shows a lack of thought in the writing.

The list goes on. This is totally unacceptable and unprofessional story-writing. You can beat the game in under 2 hours (I've played the game a couple times to get all the achievements) and the number of plot-holes is unbelieveable. Why else would a game so short have a plot explanation on Wikipedia that's as long as a PhD dissertation?

I've heard great things about Telltale's more recent work, but there's still no excuse because Puzzle Agent 1 was satisfying as far as story goes. Yes, there were loose ends and mysteries at the conclusion, but the main goals were achieved and the mysteries were largely related to things out of Tether's control the whole time: He couldn't understand this odd little town, and he never would. It was over his head, and he caught a glimpse of something greater than he could ever imagine. The player is left intrigued. In Puzzle Agent 2, parts of the mystery are revealed and simply make no sense, leaving the player very frustrated.

The biggest problem with the first game were that the puzzles were inconsistent in difficulty and clarity. Here, it seems the difficulty has been smoothed out a bit, but they have lost variety and at times still have difficult to interpret rules. The biggest problem I had was that the puzzles had little to do with the story and actually broke the pace.

Not to say I disliked everything. Sheriff Bahg was my favorite antagonist from the first game, and his condescending skepticism of the meek FBI man Tethers is always so well-played. The voice acting for Bahg is excellent. The atmosphere in the game also retains it's X-files allure, and Tethers searching for clues is still exciting. Korka was an interesting new character, and she gave the story some funny payoff and comedy relief. I always liked Tethers as a character; he's an excellent straightman in a world full of insane people. He also always has this idiotic confused look on his face that's actually pretty endearing.

ACHIEVEMENTS: Since this is a point-and-click adventure game, this is pretty hard to screw up, but Telltale pulled it off. One achievement requires a perfect run of all puzzles in the game. Even if you beat the game with one failed attempt at one puzzle and go back to that puzzle after the conclusion of the story, it doesn't matter. You have to open a new file and play the entire game over and do everything perfectly. Kind of a waste of time.

Overall, the game is atmospheric, exciting and well-acted, but the gameplay and story problems are too great for these high points to overcome. Not recommended unless heavily discounted, you have played the prequel, and are looking for achievements.

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Agent Nelson is back! Ready to solve a new mystery. Nice short point n' click game with fun to solve puzzles.

Pros:

• Intriguing story and Funny dialogues.
  
• Wonderful artwork.
  
• Fun to solve intuitive puzzles they are challenging enough you might get stuck in one or two.
  

Cons:

• The autosaving is something I dislike when I don't have the option to manual save.
  
  Note: I haven't played the first one yet but reading so many negatives reviews about this one. I would recommend to play this one first because for me this game is actually pretty good I don't think it deserves that many negatives reviews just cause first one it's better.