Great sequel, better than the original.
With Simulacra 2 the whole missing phone ordeal is repeated once again, but this time we see a little bit more of personality is shown, quite literally.
We still see some of the classic horror jumpscares and such, but there are also some more subtle changes present as you play.
This game seemed to have a bigger budget, because not only do we see better performances from the actors, but also new tracks coupled with every character.
The soundtrack is phenomenal in this game, and although they might make the game seem kind of goofy, it really gives it this charm the first game lacked.
All in all, this is way better than the first game, and despite not taking itself too seriously, maybe that's what this sort of games need.
With Simulacra 2 the whole missing phone ordeal is repeated once again, but this time we see a little bit more of personality is shown, quite literally.
We still see some of the classic horror jumpscares and such, but there are also some more subtle changes present as you play.
This game seemed to have a bigger budget, because not only do we see better performances from the actors, but also new tracks coupled with every character.
The soundtrack is phenomenal in this game, and although they might make the game seem kind of goofy, it really gives it this charm the first game lacked.
All in all, this is way better than the first game, and despite not taking itself too seriously, maybe that's what this sort of games need.