Lifeline 2

Arika stopped talking and there is no way to rewind? I had to delete and download again. I have to restart everything

I love the format of this series, and the setting here is as unsettling as in the first game, though it is entirely different. Unfortunately it is broken by one massive flaw - text repeats. Enter an area and you go through text describing it, and certain occurrences, which is fine. But then you go on a bit, and come back to the first area and it repeats the same text and occurrences as if you were never there.
This is a shame, it ruins the immersion and makes it hard to decide where to go next, as you may have forgotten your precious decisions if a bit of time has passed since you were last there.
Otherwise the characters and humour are nice, and the format of short sections of play followed by periods of waiting for further messages makes for an engaging story that you can really feel a part of.

Lifeline 2 is een ander verhaal dan Lifeline en Silent Night. Ik vond het moeilijker om in het verhaal mee te gaan en om er een beeld bij te krijgen. Zal wel komen omdat het fantasy ipv sf is. Als ik wil 'geloven' in dingen, bijvoorbeeld dat iets magische krachten heeft, dan wil ik toch wel het hoe wie wat waar wanneer en waarom weten. Ik voel me nu onwetend gehouden over doel en middelen. Dus niet echt een voldaan gevoel na de redding. Een 'gefeliciteerd waarmee?'-gevoel.
Maar de kloostergang is leuk bedacht en ook de andere punten om uit een lastige situatie te komen.

Altough the game might be nice, I haven't finished it yet, I'm just growing a larger dislike of the main character every time I 'talk' to her. Just don't lile the conversations at all.
In was pointed towards these games because they are text adventures but what I really miss is the possibility to textually interact with the character in a way where you really have to figure out what there is to do. Instead, you're presented with two possible options each time where many times I would like to do something else. It's therefore just too easy to play and not challenging enough.

Okay so first of all, this is an awesome sauce game/story! But has anyone else noticed that the alien like green mumbo jumbo mentioned in lifeline 1 is the same thing that is mentioned in this series? Pretty cool, pretty sleek writers. Also I just LOVE Arika, sassy and hilarious companion to brighten up my boring as hell day with her definetly not boring as hell adventure, hope to see another one of your creations possibly based on this story as well? Or make Arika and Taylor meet, more awesome sauce.
Thanks for the entertaining stories writers!

Lifeline 2 is een ander verhaal dan Lifeline en Silent Night. Ik vond het moeilijker om in het verhaal mee te gaan en om er een beeld bij te krijgen. Zal wel komen omdat het fantasy ipv sf is. Als ik wil 'geloven' in dingen, bijvoorbeeld dat iets magische krachten heeft, dan wil ik toch wel het hoe wie wat waar wanneer en waarom weten. Ik voel me nu onwetend gehouden over doel en middelen. Dus niet echt een voldaan gevoel na de redding. Een, ja gefeliciteerd waarmee gevoel.
Maar de kloostergang is leuk bedacht en ook de andere punten om uit een lastige situatie te komen.

Really great text based and interactive game. Story is awesome too. Took about a week to finish it. Hopefully in a 3rd game Taylor meets Arika :)

Very addicting story you keep hopibg the choices you make will be helping instead of killing....

Ik heb lifeline en lifeline silent night gespeeld en dit spel is net zo leuk als beide voorgangers! Het verhaal is langer wat ik heel leuk vind maar wat ik mis is Taylor, alsnog een aanrader en hopelijk komt er snel een vervolg!

Heel leuk, maar mis Taylor uit het eerste verhaal. Die verhaallijn was logischer en op de één of andere manier meer verbindend. Dit verhaal is ook erg leuk, maar wat minder close.

I played Lifeline and Lifeline: Silent Night before. They were pretty great, loved the Sci-fi and witty references, but both games were a little short and could be completed in a day or two.
Lifeline 2 swaps out the Sci-fi for a fantasy story set in modern times, with more witty references. Most importantly, my first play-through took over a week of intermittent playing to complete!
The Sci-fi is not all that is swapped out, as instead of guiding Taylor across dusty moons or through creepy spaceships, you meet a young female bloodmage called Arika and help her on her quest of avenging her family and rescuing her brother.
I really liked it. Some things could be better: sometimes the choices you can make aren't much of a choice, at other times you can interpret a choice differently than how the game does.
Still, it's definitely worth your coin if you're interested in following Arika's journey through the northwestern states of the US.

I love Lifeline stories and 3MS. This is really good game, story is longer but i damn miss Taylor so please bring him back as soon as possible! Btw did i mentioned that this is really good game

Great story, good to follow.
You really got the feeling you're talking to a real person !

Loving the 'reality' appeal! What a memorable experience that was. Brilliant.

I loved the first lifeline for it's unique style and gameplay with the Apple Watch. This one has that same unique style and a new story that really takes you in.