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Microids / Jun 1, 2011 / Adventure
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CompareWho is hiding behind Mr. X? Still Life 2 reveals the long-awaited ending of Still Life and spells a new investigation for Agent Victoria McPherson. In Fall 2008, Victoria is sent to Maine where Ellen Dunnigan's body has just been found.
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| GPU | Not set | DirectX compatible graphics card with 128MB memory Can't tell |
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Mostly Negative
39% positive, 285 reviews
I like the game and the continuation of the story. I like the new elemens like the forensic kit, the phone, changes in gameplay and Paloma and Victoria. Only i am stuck at the 'blackscreen on the stairs after the computer' problem. I tried everything i can find on the internet. Compatibility modes, different routes and it will just not work. And i dont want someone elses savegame. I am suprised some people finished...
1 found this helpful, 2026-09-03
Great game, finished this game around 2011 for the first time. It's one of the most interesting point and click games i have played. Definitely recommended! The runs amazingly and look great on a 8K monitor in this days.
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-26
Very buggy. Unfortunately I decided to fold halfway through the game.
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-11
Involves all the characters from Still Life, bring your pen and paper to play this game, you'll need it. Uses the killers forest home as a stage for the plot. I love a good house to solve a mystery in. This is the third installment, Post Mortem and Still Life preced this title.
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-02
I really liked the game from the start. The whole atmosphere and story was really nice and i really liked the style. But from the time of finding the bunker it started to be a real downer, the riddles began to be rather weird and illogical. But the really worst is, im pretty sure it is, a gamebreaking bug that makes you miss a phone call that you should get. I would really liked to play the game to the end, but it...
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-11
The most slow, illogical, tedious and bug-ridden game I've played in years. Perhaps the worst point and click adventure ever. The gameplay suffers from some really terrible design choices (who the hell thought it is a good idea to have a limited inventory space??), awfully slow movement system, constant backtracking, stupid puzzles that make no sense, confusing UI and SO MANY BUGS AND GLITCHES that it is almost...
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-22
A disappointing sequel to a great game. Lower budgets, less locations, worse voice acting, new nonsenical systems added, dumb plot that doesn't come near the first game and an overall feel of disappointment. If you haven't played Still Life 1 yet, play that instead, it's much better than this atrocity. Avoid like the plague.
129 found this helpful, 2013-11-26
Still Life 2, ironically enough, is a work-of-art doomed to muuuurrrrder. I absolutely loved the first one back in '05 and just recently found out (06-2014) that the sequel actually got released. And, though I loathe online videogame criticism because of the era of repetitive flash we live in, (i.e. the move forward and shoot, and do it again games) ya just can't help but accidently read them as you learn when the...
117 found this helpful, 2014-06-20
Post Mortem was a bitter disappointment, with bad game design and an uninteresting plot, so I wasn't sure I'd continue with the Still Life series. However, the first Still Life was actually alright, showing marked improvement in puzzle design and plot development, so I figured I ought to give the sequel a try. Unfortunately, the third installment in the series reversed much of the progress made by its predecessor. +...
22 found this helpful, 2017-06-01
God how I hate this game. Mere words are not sufficient for me to describe my bitter hatred of this game. I wish I were artistically inclined so that I could funnel my rage in a violent abstract painting or in a Shakespearean tragedy so that it can be used as a warning for future generations against still life 2. I liked the first game, but I regret wasting time on the sequel. Just to put this in perspective, I...
44 found this helpful, 2013-11-30