Escape the Museum 2

This is a great game because it has a wonderful storyline in it and everything connects to everything else. There is a earthquake and a family gets separated by all sorts of things that the husband has to figure out the clues in the game. It combines hide and seek together with putting things together to make things work so to continual his quest to the Museum where his family is. There is no time limit so you can play the game at your own pace. There are mini mission that come up that you solve as you are moving forward on the main mission. The graphics are really good and different people talk to you as you are moving forward. True interaction with the game. You feel that you are really in the game and you can play for hours and it seems like minutes. This game is for all ages and adults will find the game fun for them too. The software keeps you informed about everything and does not let you forget anything. You will not must something as you go though the game. If you like hidden objects and puzzles that are of real life situation you will love this game. To me it calms my brain to play it and I really like no time clock to make me feel rushed. For the money you cannot go wrong with this software game. Btw, it plays on Vista and you do not have to keep the CD in the drive to play the game. Just click on the icon and you are really to play and it safes your place automatically.

This game was as good as the first one was bad. 21 Rocks really learned from the mistakes they made on Escape the Museum. This gave is thrilling and fun. In this sequel, you play the dad who has to make his way across the decimated city in the hopes of finding his wife and daughter and rescuing them from a museum that is falling apart because of an earthquake. Along the way, you rescue others in need, and have to solve some really fun and logical logistics problems, using the items around you. You have a map of the city, but the game is totally linear. You can't leave an area until you have solved your way out, and once out, you can't return. The graphics are realistic, and there is a bit of a mystery, some tension in the aftershocks, and a final goal to be reached. It was a satisfying game with a nice length and a good ending.

Not a bad game, but it is as much simple puzzles as it is hidden objects. Total play time is maybe 2 hours, at mos. The puzzles are not logical -- like using a bicycle tire and some tape to swing across a gap, or gum and an umbrella to project you from live wires. Hidden objects are re-colored and sized to fit -- not actual / life size compared to other items in the scene. The worst part is, unlike most hidden object games, you only get one pass through each scene -- you don't do each one several times, trying to find different objects each time.

This is just a fun relaxing game. No walkthrough needed because there are plenty of hints if you want or need them. But you also have the option of challenging your brain as well. The options are always appreciated. Good graphics, pleasant background music and sound and good adventure. Because the activities are broken up into small segments you can play the game for a short time and stop or just continue on. Enjoying it very much.

I installed this game and could not stop until the very end then I started over the next day these are so much fun to play I have the first one and have had it for along time and I am still playing it so I know this one will get played a lot I don't get tiered of them.

Will not run on my 3 year old mac. Very disappointed. if your mac is not roughly 10 years old and never been updated, don't buy. Waste of money.

This series is great and i have played them multiple times! it's like eye spy but with a plot!

This game was more than just finding hidden objects, which made it much more enjoyable. Plus who doesn't like being a hero? My only complaint was it was fairly easy and only gave me about 12 hours of play. I was thru it in a weekend! Boo!