After long Time i played Chapter 1 i move forward. I dont remember anything anymore from 1 Game, but i tought it was alright +++ easy Steam Achievements with Guide +++ FIVE (5) Trading Cards (perfect) + Story is okay for Indie/Price - very short if you rush through the Game -no Option to Change Buttons/ Screenshots on F12 (Game Stop) U need other Software for it Good for Achievement Hunters, Trading Card Fans Thanks for Reading. Hope u enjoy. GL HF <3

This second chapter of the Silver Creek Falls series continue from the previous chapter where detective Sara Fitzgerald is assigned to a new partner from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Agent Valdez to investigate further into the unsolved mysteries of Silver Creek Falls. From the murder of Agent Valdez's former partner, Sara and Valdez investigate the disappearance of a hedge fund manager, attempt to locate an informant, search a suspicious bloodstained scene at a fisheries warehouse and follow a trail of clues back at Silver Creek Falls, a college campus, a pharmaceutical company's involvement and a secret research facility as a mystery adventure with thriller and comedic references. Having played through most of the visual novels by Sapphire Dragon Productions, I would say the plot hook and story writing for mystery is better by having interesting plot hooks and development than the romance visual novels which seem rather short and rushed in comparison. I am recommending ...

TL;DR: Mystery crime adventure is a decent sequel to [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/392450/]Chapter 1[/url] but lacks focus. I'll keep this as spoiler-free as possible. Chapter 2 starts where the free-to-play [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/392450/]Chapter 1[/url] ([url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/Twistorian/recommended/392450]my review here[/url]) ends: mysteries of murder and disappearances abound at Silver Creek Falls. Sara Fitzgerald gets reassigned to the case, this time with a laid-back FBI Special Agent Valdez. Story is still the main attraction of the game. A murder rises new worries but there are fortunately new leads to follow, and more ominous parties join the fray. While [i]Chapter 1[/i] had minor puzzle elements, [i]Chapter 2[/i] ups the difficulty with a couple of potentially tough puzzles. Fortunately for the more casual players they can be skipped in story-fitting way or in some cases simply bruteforced. Actually, puzzles in [i]Chapter 2[/i] are what...

I purchased Chapter 2 because Chapter 1, which came off as essentially a playable prologue, managed to set up the atmosphere and story threads to imply a much larger mystery brewing under the surface. We're now at the end of the second act and that's STILL all that's happened. Lots of implications of heavy stuff with almost no payoff. You can't just spend an entire story stringing the audience along, especially if you're charging seperately for each act. Personally, I'm not going to be suckered into buying Chapter 3 based on this pattern.

Mindblowing and bending! It makes you come back for more and makes you want to solve this mysterious case. A case unlike any other you've seen. It really grabs you into the story and makes you feel a part of it, as if you were the detective yourself. Its creppy, mysterious, comical, haunting and compelling.

Just finished Chapter 2 and I love this game. The story is still mysterious and exciting. Can't wait to play Chapter 3 ;)

I was hooked with the Chapter 1 and after reading all of the reviews, I finally buy it. It last a bit longer than the first chapter, with more mystery and even few message to cypher. The twist ending do make me hooked and want to buy the third chapter. But I honestly think that the price is a bit too expensive for a game that I only play once and not last that long.

[h1]The cipher puzzle was so poorly explained that it literally ruined the rest of the game for me. Yikes.[/h1] https://youtu.be/rkGzUayiS90 This one suffers from the same problems as the first game, only this one costs money. I would only recommend it on sale, and if you want to see where the story ends up (Spoiler alert: I finished Walsingham Files - Chapter 2 and you STILL don't have any sort of good sense of 'things are wrapped up') Also, the dev has a serious thing for solving the puzzles with obscure facts (mostly military) that you need to research OUTSIDE the game for. This is prevalent in the entire series. The cipher puzzle is also so poorly explained it took a Math teacher to help us and even he was scratching his head a bit. It was a decent puzzle, but the explanation was so out there, it made it HARDER to solve.

Hello everyone, Normally I don't write reviews about games I play on Steam, however this one I had to. I happened to stumble up Silver Creek Falls Chapter 1 around the beginning of September and since it was free, I figured I would give it a try. It hooked me in like a video game should. The characters had depth, the gameplay was outstanding and it left me with wanting to unravel all of its secrets. I thought I would've have to wait years before I would be able to play the second part, however I was pleasantly surprised to see that it had already come out. Now, this game is relatively short, however the puzzles took awhile, so if you were able to solve them within a few minutes the overall game would probably be 3-4 hours depending. This had so much more content than the previous chapter and once again the developers did an amazing job and left this chapter off with a cliff hanger. Always leave the audience wanting more, and that's exactly what they did. This game isn't everyone's ...

just about as good as the first chapter, longer too. one complaint though, had to find someone and the way the map is laid out for that area, i could not find him for a good 20 minutes till i found a tiny passage way all the way to the right that lets you go further into the map. i know attention to detail is a must in this game but i feel something like shouldn't have been an issue. other than that can't wait for the last chapter!