Exorcist 2

The second chapter dwells upon a young exorcist, who opposes himself to the forces of evil. To save the soul of his girl-friend, he must disclose the secrets of the old mansion. The story is rather clear as well as the gameplay. Although Exorcist 2 offers a good amount of puzzles and a good amount of mini-games, this is a somewhat easy game. It’s not hard at all to find out what to do next, the items in the hidden object scenes are always clear, and the mini-games are neither the hardest nor the newest ones. Most of these puzzles you have already tried and cracked before.

Nevertheless, the artwork is very good but the animations of some figures look a bit dated. The game is bubbling with grainy and dark colors that can annoy sometimes. However, this is the best (or the easiest) way of making the game more eerie looking. The voice-overs are good, but the music background becomes too annoying very soon.

Honestly,  Exorcist 2 is an average Hidden Object game that doesn’t pretend to be the best one on casual market. Still, there are enough interesting things to see and do while you are playing. It does not grab your attention, so you can easily stop playing to make a cup of coffee and then come back.

If you have already tried all prominent titles and you are missing now,  Exorcist 2 can amuse the time of waiting for something worthier.