- August 25, 2021
- Schell Games
- 5h median play time
I Expect You to Die 2
There are few seated VR games that I would recommend more than this, with great acting, a fun script and brain-teasing puzzles. Live the life of a super spy - who never moves from one spot - you’ll either have a blast, or get blasted.
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"I Expect You to Die 2" is a virtual reality spy thriller where players with telekinetic abilities must go undercover to protect the prime minister and thwart Zoraxis' plans for world domination. The game features six new missions filled with puzzles and dangerous situations, requiring players to use their skills and intelligence to survive. As an undercover agent, players must blend in with their surroundings, gather information, and prevent Zoraxis from carrying out their nefarious schemes.











- I Expect You To Die 2 offers a fun and engaging experience with clever puzzles and a cohesive story that builds on the original game.
- The game features excellent voice acting, particularly from Wil Wheaton, and a fantastic soundtrack that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- The visuals and level design are polished, providing a more immersive environment that makes players feel like true spies.
- The game is relatively short, with many players completing it in around 3-4 hours, leading to concerns about its value for the price.
- Some puzzles may feel easier or less inventive compared to the first game, which could disappoint fans looking for a greater challenge.
- There are reports of bugs and crashes, which can detract from the overall experience and immersion.
story
242 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this game has received widespread praise for its engaging narrative and improved cohesion compared to its predecessor, featuring a more developed plot with memorable characters and voice acting. Players appreciate the blend of humor and seriousness, as well as the clever integration of puzzles that enhance the overall experience. While some reviewers noted the game is relatively short, they found the storytelling and mission design to be compelling and enjoyable, making it a worthy sequel in the series.
“Schell Games once again stuns us with its outstanding storyline, gameplay, and fun puzzles to solve as you guide your way through another exciting tale of being a spy and stopping Dr. Zor from conquering the world!”
“The story is engaging, the gameplay is fun, although sometimes I had no idea what I was supposed to do next.”
“The writing is taken up a notch this time, with fully voiced antagonists in every level and a more coherent story between levels over the first game's more general 'there is a bad guy' story.”
“I must be dumb because I could definitely have used some voice hints from the mission control guy who is supposed to be helping with this whole thing. After 5 minutes, maybe something pushing me towards what object I am supposed to be looking for to progress, which in one mission was a totally regular piece of cabinet siding that had a hidden button behind it. I found it after resorting to random clicking; there wasn't even an objective of looking around for a hidden button or anything.”
“Sadly, no new mechanics and I feel like the story was a little bit weaker.”
“My only negatives about this game so far are the $25 price tag and how short the story is.”
I Expect You To Die 2: The Spy and the Liar review — Virtual Villainy and Tactile Traps
I Expect You To Die 2’s half dozen hours is easily one of the best ways to introduce somebody to VR. It’s funny, well written, nausea free, and incredibly engaging at every turn. Regardless of which VR headset you have, this one needs to be in your library -- it’s a must have.
90%I Expect You To Die 2: The Spy and the Liar Review
There are few seated VR games that I would recommend more than this, with great acting, a fun script and brain-teasing puzzles. Live the life of a super spy - who never moves from one spot - you’ll either have a blast, or get blasted.
90%I Expect You To Die 2 Review
I Expect You To Die 2 is a fabulous second stab at the spy thriller genre in VR, even if it’s a bit short.
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