Very good sequel to Still Life, which, as others mentioned, answered questions left dangling in the first game. It has a very gloomy, chilling atmosphere continuing the theme of a highly organized and seriously deranged serial killer who has set up shop in a decrepit, abandoned house.

There are lots of turns and twists to the plot, though near the end, I thought it got a bit crazy with the need to put in just one more plot twist. There are lots of timed sequences near the end in which you can die, so sometimes I worked it out, and sometimes I threw in the towel for the walkthrough. I liked the Victoria McPherson character, and hope she shows her face again.

Great game I won't lie tho i had to use a Walk through for some aspects of the game because there was no clues for some of the questions and also what to carry in my infantry because you have limited space unlike the first one. The story was fantastic I was on the edge of my seat until it finished!

Still Life 2 is a good game. If you haven't played any of the Still Life series, pick up the first game and give it a try. You won't be disappointed in either game. Definitely worth playing.

This sequel features Victoria McPherson from the first game as one of the leads. It has connections to the first game and you find out for certain who the killer was in that game, but it is by and large an entirely new case.

Also, the game sees you control Victoria as she investigates a house, and also a reporter who has been kidnapped by a masked killer. He holds her in a house and when you play as the reporter, you havbe to survive games that wouldn't look out of place in Saw, while being filmed. As Victoria, you do the investigation.

The game itself is a pretty decent yarn but some players may not like the subject matter and the polish is not as good as the first game at all. However, for me, I play adventure games for the story (a large part of the reason anyway and humor also helps if it's a comedy game). It may not have the humor of some games due to the serious material but the story does take twists and turns.

Just don't expect it to be as good as the first.

Still Life 2 is a great game- chilling atmosphere, intricate plot (weaves in and out, but keeps the player's attention), great character interactions and little, mildly difficult, puzzles. The voice acting is so-so, but doesn't detract from the game as a whole. The game also features alot of back tracking on the player's part, as inventory space has to be managed carefully, and storage boxes are not universal. It's a great game- a good example of the point-and-click adventure genre spliced with a dark thriller. Definitely a good buy.

Great sequel to the first 'Still Life' game that thankfully answers a lot of questions that were left unanswered last time. In addition, we now have a 'Saw'-esque style thriller (if you've seen the movies) which is gripping to the end. If nothing else, this game has a fantastic menacing atmosphere about it which will make gamers pump through the game fairly quickly, leaving a satisfying feeling afterward. If you are squeamish, then this game is not for you, but for fans of dark thrillers, buy this game now! 18+ only