The Journey Down: Chapter Two

If you are a fan of big band style jazz, the soundtrack alone deserves five star rating. Gameplay was fun too but i really love the musicians involved in this gem. Rip Simon.

Sound comletely broken. Not worth the price.

I really love these characters and want to find out what happens next. Chapter 2 is quite a bit longer than chapter 1. I’m hoping chapter 3 will be long as well. I never pay full price for games, but I will for this one.

I loved how different the graphics and fun elements of this story game are from most other point & click games. It was a perfect difficulty for someone who plays these types of games often. Thank you for the originality!

I loved this game but the sound never worked while I was playing. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but that didn’t work ):

Arts, dialogs, music, atmosphere... absolutely great. 100% recommending to fans of point n click.

High quality graphics,sound, story, puzzles but mainly lots of fun. Love the characters. Sorry to hear about Mr Souza... Great soundtrack.

Beautifully put together game with fabulously rich characters with accents from Jamaica, Africa, Deep South in US, and a swabby who doesn’t seems quite sure if he’s an Aussi or a Cockney! Love it! The scenes are so atmospheric and the jazzy background music perfect. I really appreciate the different approach to the character creation, some with African Masks for faces, some with robotic faces, and maybe even marionnettes. It lends an air of other worldliness to the story yet the characters have all the humor and idiosyncrasies of humans.

If you were disappointed with the length of chapter 1, don’t worry, this one is MUCH longer. Chapter 2 offers more of the amazing Afro-noir game design, funky jazz soundtrack, and hilariously eccentric characters that made the 1st chapter so unique and fantastic and I loved every minute of it. I do wish enola’s house of butterflies was still a playable area though, it sounds pretty amazing 😉

Very smooth mobile version, not a clumsy, hastily put together port in any way. This adventure is also a graphically beautiful homage to West African culture. 🎭 This game has fully-voiced characters, tastefully mature humor, and puzzles that will have gamers roaming around the lovely, yet gritty, scenes searching for clues for hours (talk to everyone, exhaust the dialogue choices, and return for new information occasionally). My only complaint is that it takes time to produce such clever games, and I am impatiently awaiting the next installment. 😡