Despite the quality of life improvements in this sequel (grabbing ladders in midair, a more versatile jump, etc), I find that La-Mulana 2 doesn't grab me as much as the original. I appreciate the much greater amount of character writing in 2, but it doesn't focus on what I really want, which is more interaction between the three members of the Kosugi family, for the most part...oh well.

Plus, I played this when it came out and it was pretty buggy at first, so it's hard to separate my feelings about the game from that. Still, it's a La-Mulana game, so even though it wasn't what I personally wanted, it still is an exceptional work.