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Peanut Button / Jan 18, 2024 / Adventure
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CompareImmerse yourself in the shadows, where danger lurks and every step leads you further to the edge of madness. Navigate the neon-lit streets as robo-detective Philip Log and search for Jenny Montage, the automated femme fatale, in this gritty post-apocalyptic saga.
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• Fixed a tricky bug in the electricity puzzle system—huge thanks to our amazing community for helping track it down! • Added Simplified Chinese support to the Steam version. • Updated credits for better IP accreditations.
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95% positive, 38 reviews
(Note: Gametime does not include the 1 hour playing the limited time available(?) demo and the save carried over to the full game) Retropolis 1 was a game I only recommended one deep sale. It was enjoyable, had great aesthetics, but very expensive for less that an hour of gameplay. It's a slightly silly Noir mystery in a world of robots that never leans too hard into the ridiculousness. I quite enjoyed the story...
13 found this helpful, 2024-01-19
An excellent adventure game, fun from start to finish with great humour appropriate for all ages. It's a seated game so its perfect if you're new to VR and still getting used to it. I'll add this to the games I recommend to everyone. The first game was a taster, this is the full product. Both are very reasonably priced so it's worth getting them as a bundle and playing them back to back. Then you can join me in...
7 found this helpful, 2024-01-23
Both Retropolis games are unique one-of-a-kind experiences that deserve much more attention than they're actually getting. The way they bring the classic 90's point-and-click adventure gameplay to VR in a robo-futuristic noir environment is absolutely exciting. The original game, while being only an hour or two long, managed to tell its story and left us wanting for more. Never Say Goodbye comes as a more complete...
3 found this helpful, 2025-03-17
Great sequel to a good (but short) game - it's much, much longer, lots of varied puzzles, different environment (including a police station). Art style is simple, but very consistent and stylish. A must play for adventure and/or noir fans.
3 found this helpful, 2024-08-04
Full Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/GKDsqmy8W7U Gameplay: Good Graphics: Good Music: Very Good Story: Very Good PC Requirements: Fast Game Time: 3 - 5 hrs Quest 2
8 found this helpful, 2024-01-21
Great puzzles, great story and great screenplay. Works fine on vive pro 2 with wand controllers.
0 found this helpful, 2026-01-11
I bought this because I really enjoyed the first one. The graphics are crisp and the artstyle is pretty cool. The story wasn't as good as the first one, nor was the humor. There were a lot of bad, but funny puns in the first one. The sequel took too much of a serious turn for my taste. The puzzles were too frustrating, (one was very glitchy) and the ending really sucks. I'm not motivated to buy a 3rd Retropolis...
0 found this helpful, 2025-10-03
Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye, developed and published by Peanut Button, stands out as a visually striking and immersive virtual reality adventure that transports players to a neon-soaked, post-apocalyptic city inhabited exclusively by robots. Building upon the foundation laid by its predecessor, The Secret of Retropolis, this sequel delves deeper into the world of Philip Log, a grizzled robo-detective, and Jenny...
0 found this helpful, 2025-09-23
Amazing game, but.. why ending this in a freaking cliffhanger. corporate ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, cash-grabs eh.....
0 found this helpful, 2025-07-05
Nice, simple and short point and click in VR. Get it if it's on sale.
0 found this helpful, 2025-06-09