Monument Valley 2 Software

Firstly, this game is stunningly beautiful. The way everything moves is flowing and smooth, and the complementing soundtrack is honestly the best iOS soundtrack I've heard in a while. It suits the game perfectly. The art direction in this game is top notch and probably deserves an award of some kind. The story here is also quirky, intriguing, and touching. It's not a tearjerker, but I felt the love between mother and child, and it warmed my heart. Any game can get by with good visuals and sounds, but the gameplay here is enjoyable as well. Although the puzzles in the beginning were admittedly easy, especially if you played the original game, the difficulty curve was consistent and the puzzles towards the end were tough. All of them were satisfying though, if only because the unique geometry requires you to think in a way you normally wouldn't. Overall, if you're only looking for a brain-bender of a puzzle game, this may not be for you. However, I think that everyone can get something out of MV2, because I won't forget the experience for quite a bit. I look forward to the updates so I can get back into this lovely, lovely world.

THIS GAME IS THE BEAT GAME OF ALL TIME!!!! I thought the first one was good, and then this one came!! As soon as I saw it in the App Store, I bought it! It was so fun! The levels were just the right amount of challenging, not to easy not to hard, but I have a few minor suggestions: the main thing I didn’t like was that the story lines are not clear. I have so many questions about MV1 and MV2. Is Ida the queen or princess of the crows? Why did she go on that whole adventure? Who was that ghost lady and why does she call Ida a “ thieving princess”. What is the ghost lady even talking about? And what does totem pole guy have to do with it? The story line in MV2 was a little clearer, but it had nothing to do with the first one. Is Ro’s child Ida? Is Ro the ghost in MV1? Why does Ro have to leave her child? What were all the little sparks coming out of Ro’s hat? And I was also kind of disappointed when there were no bonus levels in MV2. In MV1 their was Idas dream and forgotten shores but there were none in MV2. But otherwise I loved it! Please consider what I said if you are going to make MV3 (which I hope you do) thank you 4 reading!

In a time where mobile games are perceived as quick cash grabs, I’m genuinely happy to see a team out there who dedicated this much effort and love into their game. The geometric puzzles are always a joy to solve, never too hard nor too easy, but just with the right amount of challenge. The further I progressed into the game, the more I grew fond of the characters. The game’s art style and visuals are absolutely gorgeous. I’ve tried a plethora of mobile games, but none were this close to beautiful. The best part wasn’t me playing through the game, but seeing my own mother, who haven’t played anything more than one or two mobile games in her life, walk through the game by herself (and occasionally asking for help for a really challenging puzzle!). Not only did the developers manage to make a great game, but they managed to do so while catering to both avid and casual gamers. To the team behind this masterpiece, I want to tell you that me and my mother, and many others I’m sure, can’t wait to visit the world of Monument Valley once again.