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Black Mirror 2

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Black Mirror 2

Rating: 4.5 (6 votes cast)

The latest chapter of this critically acclaimed series takes place in the 1990', twelve years after the first Black Mirror Adventure. Follow Darren, a new young hero and explore superbly crafted recreations of idealistic Biddeford Maine, as well as the original English village of Willow Creek, which featured in the original Black Mirror in 2003.

The authors of Black Mirror 2 have created a deep and thrilling story, with twists and turns that will keep you in suspense right up until the end.

Developed by German-based Cranberry Production, Black Mirror 2 follows the original as a traditional point-and-click adventure title with one difference, the integration of a 2.5D engine, which allows the use of stunning 2D backgrounds and 3D characters.

  • A rich and interesting storyline to capture the imagination
  • Third-person graphical adventure
  • Six comprehensive chapters
  • Features 23 individual characters
  • More than 100 different locations, including: a medieval underground temple, a mental hospital, and a cemetery
  • Atmospheric effects such as rain, fog, and storms
  • Hundreds of realistic animations
  • Many logical, inventory, environmental, and tactile puzzles
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Black Mirror 2 review

By pnuthed posted 28th March 2011

Best money spent on a game in a very long time. Ran almost perfectly on Windows 7 - one crash that didn't affect my progress.

Relates well to the original storyline and revisits original locations with charming and fun twists. Also, there is an option for easy play and hints, so you can't really get hung up anywhere. This may make the game shorter, but the game still has a longer play time than most games for the price (in my experience.)

Sometimes the dialogue gets drowned out by the music and effects, even after adjusting the sound options. Unfortunately the dialogue can't be saved or repeated, though there is a diary you can use to go over the main points. This is the only complaint I have about the game (aside from few annoying accents.) The characters can be annoying and there's a little cheesy overacting here and there, but I figured that was all in keeping with Black Mirror/Gordon tradition.

Loved being startled and the occasional gore. Loved the story. Now I must get Black Mirror 3!!