Not Tonight 2

Inferior to the first. The base mechanics are exactly the same, but document complexity has been replaced with extra gadgets to fiddle with. And instead of making one single silly politics joke in the background while having a bunch of quirky elements you care about, every single last element of the game is a (unique) politics joke (and usually crossing over from silly to hamfisted). Even ignoring the ocular strain from eye-rolling, it also means that you don't much care about any of the characters (except for good old Kings Head Dave), since they're all caricatures.

super thrilled to find out not tonight had a sequel. hyper-fixated on this one for two days also, was a little worried as typically sequels aren't as good as the original but this did not disappoint! recommended to some friends already and loved my special guests and cameos from no.1! also thoroughly enjoyed this take on not tonight and how the story could continue with not the same but similar problem whilst also keeping it current.

Compared to the first game, NT2 introduces some new mini-tasks in each 2-3 gig which makes it more interesting. The graphic and music was still enjoyable. However, the characters fall flat and uninteresting, there were SO MANY dull dialogue between each shifts. Also, I can't seem to follow the autosave system of this game (sometimes it saves when I when to sleep, sometimes it doesn't, causing me to lose an entire day’s progress and forcing me to replay all the same dialogue and tasks). Moreover, there's no gadget upgrades in the 2nd game, which reduce flexibility when doing the task with keyboard in addition to mouse, and it kind of diminish a sense of achievement whenever you level up (also, there's no "lvl up" in this game).

Great game with a really immersive and cool character designe. Definitly worth giving a try!