A significantly better game than it's predecessor. The "it's not a bug, it's a feature" design is very enjoyable and often hilarious and the game has plenty to do, packed with frequent good bits and a map that reacts to things that you do.

However, a few of the bits are lame, some of the objectives are tedious and even frustrating, and the entire swapping inventory system could have used some quality of life things like savable presets and the items themselves aren't too interesting past a certain point and/or threshold. Also, the end of the game was disappointing.

Worth the 7 hours.