Family Mysteries 2

I’m not happy with limit this. Stop it money more pay off rip

Of all the developers of games in this genre I can download your apps but can’t play them on my iPad. My iPad is up to date and I used to be able to play your games... and with BF out if the picture you think you’d swoop in and grab us players right up... Alas I keep downloading your apps and they open for a fraction of a second and nothing 😩😭😫

This game is not very clear on what to go or where to go. For instance, after I completed the scene I couldn’t figure out what I was supposed to do next and I really had to use a hint to figure out that I was supposed to press the corner of the screen to leave the scene. How about I supposed to know to do that? There should be some indication that I need to press the corner of the screen to get to the living room but there was nothing. I also had to press on things multiple times for it to register which is really annoying.

This is a game not to be missed. It has a wonderful variety of innovative HOGs and an interesting storyline although the ending was rather predictable. No technical glitches and fun all the way through.

It’s just ok. Nothing thrilling and no bonus game. I. Felt it was a wast of my monthly credit.

Very confusing. Not able to put together!?.??

I’m a little disappointed that there are so few sci-fi themed find object games. Most are either fantasy, crime, or supernatural. I get it that developers are just trying to fit the market, but I feel like people would play them. That said, this game is pretty good. While the final reveal was a little obvious, it’s still an interesting concept. Yes, the plot is a little similar to Terminator, but it’s done pretty well. The puzzles are interesting and tricky. P.S. I’m pretty sure this has nothing to do with the first Family Mysteries game, so it’s probably an anthology series.

Shortest trial I’ve ever seen! Lasted about 10 minutes

I'm so happy that my favorite developer under this publisher has finally concocted an electrifying, elaborate masterpiece, showcasing one of my favorite genres: advanced science, with a focus on time-travel and technology. Almost every aspect about this game is mesmerizing, including the thought-provoking and dramatic science-fiction storyline, which is presented in a novel fashion, finally breaking away from the tedium of the clichéd plots plaguing most HOAs. You play a scientific inventor, and it appears your wife has been kidnapped by a stranger who manifests as a three-dimensional hologram. Fast forward through a few twists in the storyline, and you time-travel to the not-so-distant future to save the human race from a Dystopian society controlled by a ruthless Artificial Intelligence. The characters elevate the storyline by exhibiting inner depth, so as I was able to establish an emotional connection to them. The overall artistic design of the game is outstanding, as the settings are accentuated by highly detailed illustrations that evince a compelling sci-fi ambiance. Gameplay is cleverly integrated into the scientifically oriented storyline, presenting refreshing ideas and intelligent manipulations all the way to the end. Inventory usage defies predictability by giving way to captivating surprises. The adventure portion of gameplay presents exciting challenges while incorporating scientific interactions to maintain its sci-fi edge. The varied and sometimes challenging HOSs exhibit a high level of creativity, including pioneering twists and puzzle-like actions that never become stale; they depict imaginative, futuristic concepts using items relative to the storyline. I like the one in which you assemble the paratrooper's vest while on the helicopter. The thematic, action-driven puzzles and storyline are smartly tied together to induce your critical-thinking as you progress. You will be persuaded to stretch your mind in solving stimulating puzzles of various complexities related to scientific technology, such as programming software, fixing computers and other equipment, etc. One standout is the intricacy of constructing the Motherboard in the Constructor Room. The Intruder Room game was a highlight: finding coordinates on the map in accordance with symbolic and textual clues to locate the Mainframe. The only glitches I encountered were touch sensitivity issues that materialized during inventory usage; however, it did not impede my progression. In summation, this is how a good sci-fi adventure should be: action-packed adventure, absorbing storyline, and fascinating gameplay. If I can gripe about one thing, it would be that the bonus chapter is too short. Other than that, this game is first-rate!

I loved the change of pace and the complexity of puzzles. I play a lot of these puzzle HOP games and I really enjoyed this one. Some difficult HOPs too.