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[freank]

Few days ago, Ustwo Games released Monument Valley 2, a 16-level follow up to the 2014 blockbuster.
The game is like a funhouse mirror of the original: On the surface it looks and plays like the first Monument Valley, but a closer look reveals a deeper, smarter game than before.

The biggest change, though, is the storyline. You meet a new character: Ro’s tiny, nameless daughter, who accompanies her mother on the journey through the Valley.

Ustwo subverts that common narrative by acknowledging the nuanced relationship between parents and their children. Together, Ro and her child travel together from world to world, relying on each other to move monuments and solve puzzles.

Did you try it?

[Geoff Moore]

Oh, nice! The first one is one of my favourite iOS games, I'll definitely be getting this. Thanks for the post 

[freank]

Oh, nice! The first one is one of my favourite iOS games, I'll definitely be getting this. Thanks for the post 

you're welcome ^^

[quantumpotato]

It's fun, although https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/framed-2/id1163105252?mt=8 and Dojo Slash have been taking my attention lately. Framed 2 was a bit shorter than I would have hoped; looking forward to checking out MV2. I liked the first couple chapters.

Edit: Still enjoying a few more chapters in. Mixing up the gameplay a little bit. Nothing hard but MV isn't about challenge IMO. Very visually striking.