Unfortunately, these come at a terrible cost – at many points, the framerate in this game absolutely chugs to the point of making the game feel damn near unplayable at times. Here's the thing – much as with the first game, the visuals here are excellent, with some added lighting and environmental effects that even make this game more delightful to look at than the first one. However, there's a new problem that makes things even worse this time around. Once again, players are required to use either clunky motion-control with the Joy-Cons (no Pro controller support, yet again) or touchscreen, and once again, this makes for a lot of frustration. Namely, the controls, which are just as stubborn here as in the first game. In many ways, this game is just a continuation of the first game, with the same excellent hint system in place. Rarely do you feel like this game is making you guess at what to do, and more often than not the answer you're looking for is a part of a device you didn't look at closely enough, or a tool in your possession you didn't realize you could reconfigure into something else.
A new element this game adds is a new device that allows you to jump back into the past to influence events in the present or get parts and components not available in the present, giving this game some new elements, although this also does make it harder to know just when a puzzle stumping you requires a time-traveling solution.īeyond this issue though, the puzzles in this game are superb, and many are solved largely through being observant and thoughtful. These devices are intricately rendered in wonderful detail, and one of the great delights of this game is encountering a new device and uncovering its secrets, or finding a hidden switch and seeing one of these contraptions unfold into some new configuration.
The House of Da Vinci 2, like the first game, is an interactive first-person puzzle game that places you in the role of a man enlisted by a mysterious benefactor to become the new assistant to legendary artist and inventor Leonardo Da Vinci, a task that will require you to figure out how to piece together and operate numerous strange devices.Īnd much as with the first game, the gameplay in The House of Da Vinci 2 primarily involves you interacting with countless devices to find a way to move further on.
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