OXENFREE II: Lost Signals

Triangles are the strongest shapes, but friendships are the strongest ships. This is an excellent continuation of the first game, with meaningful improvements in every way. The story, world, and gameplay all take a step up over the first installment.

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-08

Meh. Good for one playthrough, maybe 2 or reboot quicksaves to see the different endings. It just feels half-baked with the premises set up in Oxenfree one. There isn't even a new game+ mode? They filled the map with such nothingness. The new Adler letters are pretty barren lore-wise. I enjoyed the new walkie-talkie mechanic but even that wasn't used to the max. Only reason I have such high playtime is 100%...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-07

as a 30 year old guy i was able to relate to the main characters, i loved all references to the first game and music was almost as good, doesnt beat the first entry but it defenetly manages to get you involved in the story, and enjoy the trip

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-02

Loved the first game and this was a wonderful sequel. If you liked the first game this is that same formula stretched way out. This is the third time i've bought the game on various platforms so it is that good;D

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-02

Oxenfree 1 worked so well because you had a group of high schoolers in their late teens getting together for the last time. The dialogue had a balance of mature/immature moments with a synergy. There was only a total of four characters as the focal point of the entire game. It also made sense as to why they would get into fights with one another. Oxenfree 2 doesn’t have this and it’s kind of a problem. The main...

0 found this helpful, 2026-08-25

The story is quite dragging and rather boring compared to the first title. Since everyone is different, you can still like it. I will probably never play it again, but wanted to finish it. The gameplay itself is quite chill.

8 found this helpful, 2026-08-08