I'm not quite sure what to write about the game. Most other reviews probably already cover everything. Personally, I really liked it, but there are still a few things that were somewhat... meh or bad. It is a very solid follow-up to the first game. I think most people will enjoy it if they liked the first one, but I am not sure if it is the kind of a game to play on its own. I think you have to be familiar with the original game/story to have a better understanding of what is going on in this sequel. And this is not even necessarily a sequel in a way, but rather a missing part... a lost signal (?) from the original that, in a way, ties everything together and gives closure to the story.

Pros:
- The story and voice acting are great.
- All the little chit-chats and conversations are fun and seem to have a good enough variety of possible responses.
- The main characters are interesting, each of them having their own unique personality, flaws, and "sense" of life and purpose (or lack of it).
- The secondary characters, not all but most, are almost as fun as the main ones. Interacting with them felt somehow as important as interacting with any of the main ones.
- Audio and art design is great. I loved that it felt familiar and stayed faithful to the original.
- The environment design is beautiful. A lot of nice little details.
- It has exactly one good Uranus and one good Knock-knock joke. Neat.
- You can play as an adult with existential dread.
- It can be played on basically any reasonably modern PC.
- Did not encounter any sort of game-breaking bugs or other oddities. Yay.
- I kept a frog in a cage. He came back as a busboy and stabbed me in the leg.

Cons:
- I kept on feeling like something is missing. Some of that "fairy dust" that let the original game set itself apart from other similar games.
- The gameplay, although fun, for the most part, was a bit lacklustre.
- The puzzles are anywhere from "Oh that was kind of fun/cool" to "Ah, I guess that was supposed to be a puzzle to solve.. Huh".
- Revisiting previous areas makes it feel very dead in a way. There is just a lot of dead air in comparison when you are kind of on the track of the story.
- Either the horror aspect has been toned down quite a bit, or the concept is just too familiar now, but it did not feel anywhere near as spooky as the original. Not that it was super spooky to begin with.
- The story made me sad. For various reasons.
- Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.