After picking up the first game, I had to play the sequel. There were so many things I needed answers from the first one and this game didn't disappoint. Not only were my questions answered, but a lot more questions showed up.

This game is so rich story-wise... It grabs what made the first game good and expands on it. It introduces new protagonists into the story and makes it rich.
The story has a non-linear approach, jumping from different periods of time with different characters. This approach is more interesting than in the first game because the player has a lot more to digest. It gets very confusing at times, but all the lost points end up explained at the end.

Like in the first game, this game also acts a critic of the industry. Don't want to focus much on this point because it might contain spoilers, but each character ends up being a type character for a certain group of people, either players, reviewers, etc.

Focusing on the important part: the game-play. As previously stated, the game grabs onto the first game mechanics and makes it bigger and better. Way more killing options, bigger maps, new mechanics depending on the chapter, new weapons, etc. Overall, the same great game-play with way more things to do.

I have to finish by saying that, to me, this game is more than a game. It's an art piece and a criticism of the society we live in and the video-game industry. To each I think the authors are very clear. I don't think the game is as fun as the first one, but the message it passes is way clearer than the first one.

Personal Score: 4/5