Dreamfall the longest journey - This is a masterpiece continuation of the same masterpiece game. After about 6 years, Ragnar decided to change the style of the game a little: The biggest minus is that the game's controls have changed. The good old point and click was replaced by some kind of twisted console controls, however, to which I got used to during the game. After about 3-4 hours of play, I even started to like such controls. But if there's any problem with the controls, All these problems are blurred among the game itself: it is beautiful. True, very beautiful, both in terms of the plot and visuals. Of course, I liked the first part more, but this one almost catches up with it in its quality. Let's start with the graphics. Here, by the way, I must say the same thing as in the review of the first game from this trilogy: Yes, the graphics here are a little outdated, but it is very cozy, it is just nice to look at. In addition to all this, let's also remember that this game is from 2006: For that time, this graphics are super realistic. And by the way, I don't really look at the graphics when the game itself is gorgeous. Most of all, I liked the voice acting: There are a lot of and even more conversations than in the longest journey, which helps to better understand the whole plot of the game. And since I mentioned the plot, let's talk about it. After the end of the first game, we were left as if in emptiness: I wanted to add something else. And so, in the second game, a new heroine appears, named Zoe, who lives in Casablanca with her dad. But suddenly, in short, several strange events occur, in which Zoe herself gets involved, and during the game, so to speak, goodness and faith lie on her shoulders. I will not tell you the whole plot, it will be better if you feel and have it yourself. But, however, I must note that the plot developed very interestingly. Some things even shocked me. In the game we see many familiar places, our dear Marcuria and even Newport, April's old home. (WARNING-SPOILERS AHEAD) And the end? In the end I had a lot of questions. What happened to Draic Kin, what happened to Faith, to Zoe's friend, why did Zoe's spirit tell her father, damn it, about Reza during her coma that he was not real, who was that woman who connected Zoe to the Dreamer, WHY DID APRIL DIED, or did she even die? Many such questions were spinning around in my head like a football. Over time, my brain cleared up a little: Many things are an allegory on the topic of faith. Once, no matter what happens, a person should not lose hope and faith. If he loses faith, he dies both internally and externally. For example, April. She lost, so to speak, the freedom of the soul and was already internally dead for a long time, that's why she died. But anyway, I think that everyone can twist the ending in their own way. I can write a lot here, about my conclusions, but I don't have enough time. Mindblowing game!