Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions reviews

The Gameplay Principle is the same as in its Predecessor. You have to puzzle a Whole out of individual Shards. However, what I find a great pity, you only put together round pictures. In the first Part, the Forms of the Puzzles still varied. There is a Question in front of each Puzzle, solving it to Play a Statement free. You can solve the Images at two Levels of difficulty; The Parts are already in the right position on simple, and you have to turn them correctly to use them. Also GM2 is a nice Game for in between, which includes 31 Bilder/puzzles, for which I took longer than in the first Part. GM2 is perfect for Achievement Collectors because all you have to do is solve all The Puzzles to unlock the 100%.

Very nice Continuation of the first Part, again with Achievements. Unfortunately, these, except two, can only be unlocked in the Difficulty level "High," because this time there are two difficulty levels normal and high. With a high Difficulty, a Puzzle lasts about an Hour. You also have to rotate the individual Parts with the Mouse wheel in order to find the right Position; With a normal Difficulty, you don't need that. Considering how many Puzzles there are in the Game, there is already a decent Playing Time. The Price of the Game is also very favorable for the Scope, in my opinion, here the Popularity of the first Part was not used to push up the Price. _ _ _ March update: More Achievements are now available for Normal Mode, each complete puzzle. Some, however, are reserved for the "high" Difficulty. So If you want 100%, you have to master some difficult Puzzles. If You would like to point out that this Time I do not like the mosaics as much As in the first Part, one usually does not really recognize in the colorful Diffusion of the Representations which Motif can be seen at all. Less colorful and more Structure I would like to see for the next Part. The Background Music in this Part is also very monotonous and repetitive, which in the Long run prompted me to turn off the Sound altogether while Playing.

Product received for free Glass Masquerade 2 is a Puzzle Game in which you literally have to put Together Puzzles. However, no stincarnal Puzzles like the ones you can find everywhere, but in the Form of Stained glass Windows, which looks quite pretty. But the Way you solve Puzzles doesn't really change what, even if the individual Pieces sometimes have very abstract Shapes. And that's probably why each Level Has an optional Start-up in the Form of highlighted And marked parts, which can be brought to their correct Position within Seconds. Depending on how you adjust, however, it can take half an Hour until the last Part has finally been moved to its correct Position. There are no Tips on which to place which Part, and also unfortunately no Preview of the Motif that you are currently cobbling together. Of the 31 Puzzles available, I don't have all of them through it, although I will certainly work the Rest over Time. Waiting Longer wouldn't make Sense for the Review, though, as I'm now 99% sure that Gameplay doesn't change anymore. --> The Rest of the Review can be found on my Blog [www.jack-reviews.com] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFlJvaVhg_8