Isoland 2: Ashes of Time

The game for me is really interesting since this is the first, the game is already a mystery being on an isolated island. And second, the mystery has to make you want to solve it to uncover each puzzle to discover. The graphics may not be such a strong selling point, but really, puzzle games like this really get my adrenaline running. I would say this is something that has my money's worth.

I am a total fan of puzzles and mysteries and trust me, this is totally worth it. The game is to make you solve a lot, I mean a lot of puzzles to uncover the mysteries the island has and escape.

The game has a variety of puzzles to uncover to escape the island, and I love that there are so many variations so that you wouldn't get bored along the game. I love that there is this turning point in the game that really throws you off (this is just a bit of a selling point for you to buy the game LOL) But overall, the graphics are great for me, puzzles galore, and the storyline is great as well. Definitely, something that is worth the money.

I never played the original Isoland, but after spending some time with Isoland 2: Ashes of Time, I'm going to have to go back and check it out! This is one of the most mind-bending, headache-inducing adventure games I've ever had the pleasure of being stumped by. A big part of the appeal of Isoland 2 is its visuals. The game uses a delighful cartoon style that made exploring this odd island full of riddles all the more entertaining. And though it's light on story, I ran into a few other colorful characters that added to the atmosphere.

Isoland 2: Ashes Of Time is a tall order for a non-linear puzzle game. This puzzle point and click game is probably one of my favorite in the genre. So What is Isoland 2: Ashes of Time this game is essentially a story-driven point-and-click adventure game with tons of puzzles for iOS and Android devices. So let's just say that when it begins, you're on a remote island and have to figure out, well, everything: where to go, what to do, how to get a door open, etc. Players have flexibility to pursue any puzzles they want in any order, and can also change the flow of time to uncover clues to help them solve some of the brainteasers they're confronted with. Eventually, you'll put the pieces together and discover what's happening on this strange little island.

Isoland 2: Ashes of Time is the type of game that honestly isn't the one for me. This is a mystery detective point and click type of game that is a bit too intense for my type. Gameplay wise this game has you go around many different locations on this island, trying to solve all the puzzles. If you can even find the puzzles that need solving. The game can be played in any direction, with its non linear style of game play so there is no correct way of playing the progression.

Isoland 2: Ashes of Time is one of those point and click puzzle solving kind of games that I'm not a fan of. You have to basically become a detective and piece together all the clues in order to solve the complete games problems. There is free hints that you can check out, but they are pretty vague since they're free. You can pay for better hints if you are feeling pretty loose with your money, but if you want to do this the right way, you will have to take notes using the provided notepad that the game gives you. Or you could take down notes on a physical paper if you like. The game is non linear so you can choose any progression that you like. While this is not the game for me as it's not my preference... If YOU like these types of games, you should definitely give it a shot.

This point-and-click game was a lot of fun. I became briefly stumped on what to do next a handful of times, which isn't unusual for a p&c game. (Hint: Talk to everyone and take note of their opinions). Excellent work! That one puzzle with the straightened red, blue, and yellow wires was a pain. I had to leave and return for that one hehe