Another excellent psychological horror from Jesse Makkonwn.

This one improves on everything from the first game. The playtime is a little longer (my gameplay time is accurate) and it works perfect on the Deck.

The controls are fluid and the prompts are more obvious and clear in this sequel. The music and sound effects are top notch and set the mood perfectly.

The story is fantastic! It is still dark and continues and ties up the first game wonderfully. I absolutely enjoyed playing this game, it felt like a natural continuation of the prequel.

A wonderful sequel that expands and improves upon the prequel in every way.

I didn't know what to expect going into the second installment of Distraint. I was a huge fan of the first one and was curious to see how they'd continue with the story... and wow...
What an incredible game... I was left completely blown away and shedding tears when I reached its conclusion. Throughout this game, you play as Price, the protagonist from the first game. Price must navigate the world of his repressed emotions and overcome the ones that control him. An unexpected tale of "Hope" in correspondence to its predecessor. I cannot recommend this game enough, it was a complete work of art. By far one of the best indie games I've played that's guaranteed to leave a lasting impact on me.

I like both Distraint games. More so the first one since the second is a bit too meta for my taste and some of the dialogues feel off. But ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, the ending, and I mean by that the final scene just before credits roll, it just sours *the whole experience* for me. Never before a game end scene made me feel that way and if those seconds were cut, I wouldn't have to think twice about recommending Distraint 2. I truly hate that cliche in any story it appears in