- March 23, 2020
- Notovia
- 4h median play time
I'm on Observation Duty 2
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About
"I'm on Observation Duty 2" is a horror game where you monitor live surveillance footage to spot anomalies, ranging from mundane to otherworldly. Your task is to file reports on these anomalies, requiring sharp eyes and good memory to survive the night. The game features a single-player or multiplayer experience, with the goal of discovering secrets and reaching Timothy. This is the sequel to the critically acclaimed "I'm on Observation Duty."








- The game features two distinct maps with unique styles, providing a fresh experience compared to the original.
- The addition of color and improved graphics enhances visibility, making it easier to spot anomalies.
- The gameplay remains addictive and challenging, with a variety of anomalies that keep players engaged.
- The game is considered less scary than the original, with some players feeling the atmosphere has been diminished.
- The second map's retro graphics can be difficult to look at, causing discomfort for some players.
- Many anomalies are subtle and can be frustratingly hard to spot, leading to a higher difficulty level that may deter some players.
graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are a mixed bag, with two distinct styles across the new maps: one features retro, pixelated visuals reminiscent of classic PS1 games, while the other boasts high-definition, colorful graphics. While some players appreciate the nostalgic charm of the old-school aesthetic, others find it challenging to spot anomalies due to blurriness and lower resolution. Overall, the graphics have seen improvements from the previous game, but opinions vary significantly based on personal preferences for art style and clarity.
“The two new maps in this game both feel like two entirely different observation duty games, each with their own list of anomaly types and art styles.”
“Art design/graphics: 5/5”
“Compared to the first game, this one had improved graphics and more refined visuals with color.”
“The old school graphics in the 'house of the past' part turned me off.”
“The fuzzier resolution and simple graphics can distract you from the more subtle anomalies.”
“On one hand, one location is great, clear, and nicely made; on the other hand, I'm not a big fan of the blurriness and $10 budget graphics of the other location.”