Sparky Marky: Episode 2 is the continuation of the first Sparky Marky game, the game is certainly better than the first game but, still is quite repetitive, and ends terribly.
This game almost doesn't feel like Sparky Marky whatsoever, it feels like a totally different game, but with Sparky Marky thrown in at some points.
The game barely is horror, you get guns, you use these guns on puzzles, and it takes until the end of the game for a shred of Horror to really appear into the actual game. It took way too long.
Again, it's clearly well ''developed'' but it's just not a good game. Better than the first, because its way more expanded, and it also tries way more to try with its lore, but it ends up just exhausting.
Still below average, but better than its first game.
Overall: 4/10
This game almost doesn't feel like Sparky Marky whatsoever, it feels like a totally different game, but with Sparky Marky thrown in at some points.
The game barely is horror, you get guns, you use these guns on puzzles, and it takes until the end of the game for a shred of Horror to really appear into the actual game. It took way too long.
Again, it's clearly well ''developed'' but it's just not a good game. Better than the first, because its way more expanded, and it also tries way more to try with its lore, but it ends up just exhausting.
Still below average, but better than its first game.
Overall: 4/10
Though the polish behind this studio is plain to see, this game falls into virtually every pothole it realistically could. From cheap jump-scares to poorly-executed mechanics, Sparky Marky 2 expands on the original in all the worst ways... and, unfortunately, fails to capture the eerie atmosphere that made me loosely enjoy chapter 1.