Although not as kinetic or strong as the first game, Milk2 is still phenomenal, offering an experience that is scary, honest and authentic. For something that is meant to be played multiple times, I found the framing device of the room to be an element that stopped multiple playthroughs rather than encouraging it. Overall, I think this game effectively captures and clearly communicates what it's like to be stuck in a swirling, spiraling, confusing mess, and I'm happy I could listen.