For the generous 5 hours or so that it lasts (a big improvement on Chapter One’s rather short length), The Journey Down: Chapter Two is never anything less than a delight. It isn’t perfect – some of the dialogue can feel stilted, the cutscenes are a bit stiff and the final puzzles a little obtuse – but for an indie endeavour that successfully captures the soul and spirit of the 90s adventure game, it’s a triumph. In short, those who loved Chapter One won’t be disappointed – let’s just hope the final instalment isn’t as long a wait!
"I find SkyGoblin's The Journey Down: Chapter two for the Nintendo Switch to be a good follow up to Chapter one, and this is the reason why." - P Albert, TGG.
James writes - "The first chapter of SkyGoblin’s The Journey Down took a while after its initial release on PC to make it to the Xbox One, and it’s fair to say it hadn’t aged too well. With Chapter Two of the point and click adventure trilogy primed to potentially suffer the same fate, it’s time to find out whether the higher price tag is warranted for what’s on offer, or if it should’ve been left in the past."
James writes - "The humorous point and click adventures of Bwana and Kito in The Journey Down kicked off earlier in the month, but today they’re set to continue in The Journey Down: Chapter Two. Where will it takes us next?"
