Mirror 2: Project X is a match-3 game that features much of the content for their asking price. The game packs six stories with multiple entertaining endings, even when the translation could be better. The character's voice acting is great, and the storylines all bring their flair, from nature going extinct to internal power struggles in a kingdom or SCP foundations.
The gameplay is fun, with story mode being easy overall, save some fights and the Ivy story. You match icons on a grid to unleash their effects, with the number of them determining their power. Three-of-a-kind is the basic, while four-of-a-kind doubles the impact, and five-of-a-kind makes it super powerful while giving you a radiant gem that deals great damage without costing a turn.
For challenge mode, you must think and go for T and L shapes or match-5 to emerge victorious. Pairing that with skills, items, and the ability to play as the girls in the mode allows for various builds to use.
Many people rated The game negatively, yet most of the complaints are based on the lack of...sex scenes and the such. The prequel to the game was a porn game, so with the sequel removing all those elements, players took it upon themselves to review-bomb the title. It is a shame because there is nothing inherently wrong with the game.
There is some disappointment in that you cannot use all characters in challenge mode, making it a missed opportunity as Ivy and others won't be available. The graphics are good and have a similar style to Genshin Impact, with a home mode that lets you explore an island and take pictures.
Mirror 2 is a good game for a couple of hours, lasting between 6-10 hours if you watch the cutscenes and do some challenge mode runs. The satisfaction of unleashing combos and getting radiant gems keeps you entertained while tackling all the content.
The gameplay is fun, with story mode being easy overall, save some fights and the Ivy story. You match icons on a grid to unleash their effects, with the number of them determining their power. Three-of-a-kind is the basic, while four-of-a-kind doubles the impact, and five-of-a-kind makes it super powerful while giving you a radiant gem that deals great damage without costing a turn.
For challenge mode, you must think and go for T and L shapes or match-5 to emerge victorious. Pairing that with skills, items, and the ability to play as the girls in the mode allows for various builds to use.
Many people rated The game negatively, yet most of the complaints are based on the lack of...sex scenes and the such. The prequel to the game was a porn game, so with the sequel removing all those elements, players took it upon themselves to review-bomb the title. It is a shame because there is nothing inherently wrong with the game.
There is some disappointment in that you cannot use all characters in challenge mode, making it a missed opportunity as Ivy and others won't be available. The graphics are good and have a similar style to Genshin Impact, with a home mode that lets you explore an island and take pictures.
Mirror 2 is a good game for a couple of hours, lasting between 6-10 hours if you watch the cutscenes and do some challenge mode runs. The satisfaction of unleashing combos and getting radiant gems keeps you entertained while tackling all the content.