- March 6, 2014
- Kheops Studio
Return to Mysterious Island 2
Platforms
About
"Return to Mysterious Island 2" is a survival adventure game where player controls Mina and her primate friend Jep. After a failed rescue, they must survive on the mysterious island, dress wounds, evade wildlife, and communicate with other animals. Using various item combinations, they aim to heal, escape the island, and uncover its secrets.





- The game features updated graphics and improved performance compared to the first installment, with no major technical issues.
- There is a good variety of puzzles and gameplay mechanics, allowing for multiple ways to solve challenges and explore the environment.
- The story continues from the first game, providing nostalgic value and engaging moments, especially for fans of the series.
- Many puzzles are frustratingly obscure or rely on tedious mini-games, which detracts from the overall adventure experience.
- The character of Mina feels less compelling and more helpless compared to her portrayal in the first game, which disappointed fans.
- The game suffers from performance issues on modern systems, with reports of low frame rates and graphical artifacts.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the sequel has received mixed reviews, with some players feeling it loses the original's mystery and coherence by introducing bizarre elements that undermine the established narrative. While the first game is praised for its compelling storyline, the second game offers a longer but less engaging plot, with some players finding it enjoyable despite its odd twists. Overall, the sequel's story is seen as a highlight by some, but it suffers from convoluted puzzles and a lack of clarity that detracts from the experience.
“Lovely point-and-click adventure game with a good storyline, beautiful artwork, and good voice acting.”
“The story of the game is definitely a highlight.”
“It completely undermines the story and world the first game created by forcibly injecting magic voodoo alien elements into it.”
“The second game's storyline does take a turn for the weird, but it was still fun.”
“Too many obscure clues and puzzles, and too many situations where you have no idea what to do next; I took a break about three-quarters through, though the story picks up a little later.”