I Expect You To Die 2 review

If the name of the game and James cinematic inspired bonds do not make you know, I hope you die 2 is the VR title that pays respect for the best classic spy film trop. From the plan of over-the-top domination of the world to trap Laser Kooky Death, your VR headset will encourage you to the center of the mission when you continue your adventure to stop an evil zoraksi organization.

We had the opportunity to try the game before it was launched, and we had an absolute explosion playing it. While our various failures made us feel more like Austin’s power rather than Superspy Debonair, each explosion and laser through the face just made a slightly satisfactory stage solving.

If you’ve ever dreamed of being 007 next, or looking for an escape room-esque experience to play at home, this VR title-out-out vr. can be exactly what you are looking for. It provides a great balance of the Grand Adventure, with a humorous and charming character to boot with only an odd problem to continue our time with it.

We loved our game shaken, not stirred

I hope you die 2 take the story shortly after the first match event and DLC, continue the battle of your character against zorakak. Even though you might not need to play the original to understand what happened, we would recommend trying it; This is an absolute excitement filled with a greater spy-themed disaster for you to survive (and must help regulate the events of the sequel too).

Regardless of whether you play original or not, you will find many things to be loved about the plot of this game. Of course, it is filled with more than a fair trop share (directly to road criminals too detailed) but from that spy-themed VR experience you want.

During your adventure, you will have several run-ins with John Juniper’s extraordinary celebrity, voiced by Wil Wheaton. Wheaton’s performance gives this charming quality juniper that you cannot help but fall in love and its presence makes this VR experience feel less quiet than the title of other puzzle adventure.

Of course, cliche spies also mean abundant traps and boys do this game. As you would expect from a VR puzzle game, each level requires you to outsmart the deadly tool prepared by the game antagonist. While many danger will be on your face and clear (like a giant buzzsaw), the others are far more cunning. Trapped drawers and toxic wine bottles force you to be careful when you explore the entire room for instructions, one wrong movement can be the last.

Whatever puzzle, it’s fun to resolve many of them because you can always rely on classical spy film tricks. Our favorites reflect the deadly laser with reflective surfaces; It was really happy to move the mirror in front of the beam to then realize that our tricks work like charm.

Some puzzles are much more fun than others, and in this shorter experience, a less pleasant moment prominent. However, fans of puzzle games will appreciate that you do not need to rely on trials and mistakes to succeed. If you can’t find your way forward, you might just miss the vital instructions hidden in the document or haven’t found the right tool. While the game expects you to die, you don’t need to find a way forward.

Anyone can be a supple

Depending on how quickly you can describe various game puzzles, you must be able to complete the main story in just a few hours, but only because you have seen how all the ends are meaningless. To add a re-player to each level game, the Shell game has provided a secret purpose of the bonus stage for you to complete.

This hidden puzzle adds a lot of pleasure to return to the level – especially because once you know how to navigate the main trap you will find a mission solving too trivial to guarantee the opposite. Unless you want to be Speedrunner, of course.