+ Pretty graphics + Good voice acting + Optional puzzles + Puzzles are generally fun to solve - Puzzles seem a tad easier - Seems even shorter than the first episode - Unsatisfying beginning (thanks to the first episode's 'cliffhanger') [Rating: 80/100]

Still a well made Puzzler with fun characters and dialog. Puzzles differ enough from the first one. Some are real brain scratchers but also very satisfying.

10/10 Would watch old man fall into watermill and die again.

Pros: -Satisfying puzzles. -Wonderful humour and characters. -Cute graphics and sounds. -Bigfoot! Cons: -Lack of configuration options. -Annoying swaying screen effect and blurred edges. -Individually, each episode is a little brief. [Review for both Episode 1 and 2] One day when I was a kid, I was looking for a cheap holiday read in one of Gloucester’s 4396 discount books-that-no-other-shop-wanted stores and came across a book that was so invocative and fascinating that I simply had to have it. Creatures From Elsewhere set my mind alight with the apparent mystery of creatures unknown to science but somehow leaving their mark upon the Earth. The opening chapters centred upon Bigfoot, and Bigfoot foot like creatures. It was marvellous and thrilling stuff. Utter nonsense, but I loved it. I love Bigfoot and all his mates. From Tintin in Tibet to Bigfoot centric X-Files episodes, the whole mythos of this elusive man-ape creature is so engaging that I can’t help but adore the whole B...

Cannot recommend this game as it takes 2x less time than Episode 1 for completion and ends way too soon. It's got only 1 main hub, compared to the two in Episode 1. Puzzles are good and the story is fine (if you consider the 5min plot at the beginning to be a story), but this is way too short to be worth it. Not to mention the gap between Episode 1 ending and the intro of Episode 2. To only make things worse, it seems the developers abandoned this series.

Endlessly charming. Solvable Puzzles. Cute characters, Great Art. Sweet, simple, cohearant, story. It's a Winner. Great for kids too.

This episode is shorter than the first one. Still fair but... it doesn't worth the price.

Second episode is a bit shorter than the first one. 1 hour and a half is the length as opposed to 2-3 hours in the first episode. There is some quirky and charming stuff in there. It also gets strangely dark towards the end? I'm still quite enjoying this game. Potential complaints would be that it's not always obvious which puzzles are mandatory for story progression and that's it not possible to skip those puzzles. The hints system is very handy and it will usually give you most of the answer (but not fully). In some puzzles I knew what to do but still managed to do something wrong somehow. In that case I wish there was a "you tried and failed this puzzle for atleast 10 times now, skip it?" prompt. Note that the solutions for all the puzzles are available online, so you can always check the solution there.

[h1]FIRST PLAYTHROUGH[/h1] At last, I finally had the chance to play episode 2! It was very enjoyable and if you've played the previous episode, you will know what to do here. Click birds, complete puzzles and don't forget to pick up the soda cans! One of my favourite features are the cutscenes and voices. They are very well done and true to their characters. Simple, yet beautiful. If you're new to the Jacob Jones games, I'd like to mention that it is kid friendly! The puzzles may feel more difficult, but the content is 100% safe. [h1]GAMEPLAY[/h1] ːGreenCubeː All-ages content ːGreenCubeː Great voice actors ːGreenCubeː Cutscenes are appropriate to content; not too long either, just perfect! ːGreenCubeː Character interaction needed in order to progress story ːLightRedCubeː Most puzzles are really easy to solve; for a 28 yr old anyways XD ːLightRedCubeː The game is very short... ːLightRedCubeː The slide motion to turn around is sometimes frustrating because I slide too ...

An excellent follow up to Jacob Jones 1. It's a bit shorter, but I liked the story. Puzzles I thought were very good and graphics are excellent for this type of game.