Azurael's Circle: Chapter 2

My first rpg-maker game was greyfox, which made me fall in love with this particular kind of rpg-maker games. Very good RPG maker game with no combat system and you do not have to run away from enemies, as in most rpg-maker horror games. Puzzles are good to solve, it was very good, almost too short, I hope for more chapters. Mein erstes rpg-maker spiel war greyfox, durch welches ich mich in diese besondere art von rpg-maker spiele verliebt habe. Gutes RPG-Maker-Spiel ohne Kampfsystem und man muss nicht vor Feinden davonrennen, wie in den meisten rpg-maker- horror-games. Rätsel sind gut zu lösen, es war sehr gut, fast schon zu kurz, ich hoffe auf weitere Kapitel.

The second installment of a great game. Can't wait until the end. This chapter is pretty short, but it is a serial.

I am 56 male , really nice to see old style graphics flowing better on new technology. Loved the background music and the sound effects like ticking clocks, telephone, piano notes, gunshots etc making very basic graphics feel very atmospheric like you are really in that building. Great story line with classic puzzle sections, the shadow children language had me for a while! ... looking forward to the chapters progressing, it looks like the author has a very good plan

Fun! I ended up here after playing through Chapter 1. The breadcrumbs were a little easier to follow and this was an improvement on the last chapter. I look forward to Chapter 3! Thanks :)

Can't believe I spent money on this shit

Like Azurael's Circle: Chapter 1, the unique gameplay keeps you seeking more answers. I like how areas illuminate only after you've entered them, which makes the scare potential great. Story line was better in the first, but I look forward to seeing how it is all connected. Fantastic twist at the end! Keep looking for those alternative endings...

Enjoying this as much as the first chapter, but again the point and click is a bit off and takes some getting used to. Half an hour in so far, and have got myself stuck (lol). Shall be interesting to see how much it takes to get myself unstuck and moving again.

This game is really short, but at least it was longer than the first. I'm wondering why the developers didn't just release all chapters as one game, given how inexpensive and short they are. The game appears to be a continuation from the first chapter, but takes place somewhere else. The same foreboding atmosphere is present, along with the same quirky mechanics. Very little of the plot is actually thickened, if you ask me, but maybe I'm just not that much of an intellectual. If you liked the first one, you'll like this one. If you haven't played the first one yet, you should.

It's a horror RPG Maker game that plays more like an Adventure game. It's worth your time, trust me. The whole series is! I'm just gonna put this review for each chapter :P

AC: Chapter 2 was far more interesting than the first chapter. The story does much better than the first but the gameplay still lacks in creativity. Although, I did enjoy some puzzle elements in this chapter. I still am of the opinion that younger audiences would enjoy this much more.