Unfortunatly, 75% through the game and I can count on one hand the number of puzzles I've found interesting or challenging (probably 3-4). Each section has a new mechanic but all the puzzles feel like tutorial puzzles, and then it's on to the next region. I intend to return to the first game as I don't recall its puzzles to be nearly so dull and easy. The world design is great but they really missed the mark with the puzzles and the story is not nearly interesting enough (similar to TP1, but even worse) to make this a game worth playing.

A wonderful meditative experience that I loved retreating to. Solving puzzles and musing about philosophy not only makes you feel smart, but hell its pretty fun too. Improves over the first game in a few subtle ways, mainly in how the pacing of puzzles feels. I never felt like I was out of my depth as the game does a great job of building up the complexity. It took a bit for me to warm up to the story and characters as the VO felt a bit amateurish at first, once I did though I really enjoyed having them around.

great game this my second time playing it, great puzzles and story would recommend