4.9 




This is to me one of the best games there is. Its a trippy puzzle and I always liked that old picture with the staircases and doors that went every direction and this is what it reminds me of. I also find its similar in complexity yet completely different to shift that was on the old yahoo games where you had to see things different. Yall have a great game and I look forward to playing 1 and 3 it seems





So I played this one after the first game. The puzzles seem easier and more simplistic. It took my maybe 5.5 hours to finish the first game (guestimating because I didn't finish it all in one go but over a course of a couple days). This game took me 2.5 hours and I did it all in one go including the forest chapter. The storyline is sweet, especially seeing totem, and the ending is nice. The art seems a bit more simple than the first. Overall I liked playing it. It was nice to continue the story.





I really loved this game, albeit not as much as the original. In many ways some concepts and the art has been improved, but overall it's much easier and shorter than the original. I feel that the puzzles areuch shorter and easier but still a good game. I think that it's roughly the same amount of money as the original, they should add some additional cont for free, or at least some low cost dlc





I came into this game without playing the first so any overarching story I was not aware of. A short game/ story that (how I perceive) is about growing up. A beautiful soundtrack underscores very well made puzzles that at times had me scratching my head. The designs that you could draw up after level completion were a nice touch to put on the main level select screen. The only major downside was on a personal note that I did not play it on my tablet to get better feedback on the rotational aspects. Overall I would definitely recommend this game to any friends I had and will most assuredly play the first game.





There are no other words but just AWESOME. It's simple yet beautiful, smooth, challenging but not overwhelming. To the music and audio producers: HUGE KUDOS! The audio of this game is amazing. It puts you in the perfect head space to relax and really enjoy this game all the way through. The one complaint I hear about this game is that it is too short. I feel like it was just a enough to satisfy you but still keep you wanting a little more, which means I'll be looking for Monument Valley 3 😉.
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