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75 out of 100

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5.8 out of 10

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  • Summary: RHEM 2 is an intricate pure-puzzle first person adventure game, and the sequel to the popular RHEM. Made for PC and Mac, RHEM 2 rejoins Zetais and Kales as they now explore a hidden city far beneath the earth?s surface. Like its predecessor, RHEM 2 features non-linear gameplay, non-violent story, and mind-bending puzzles. The game is set as a direct sequel in story and gameplay to RHEM. Having discovered entry to a hidden underground city, you will venture ever deeper as you explore a maze of clandestine caves, secret rooms, and intricate walkways, tunnels and water systems. As you marvel at beautifully detailed environments and solve clever puzzles, you must search for an enigmatic artifact that must be found and photographed before you return to the surface. [Got Game Entertainment]… Expand

Critic Reviews

Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 6
  3. Negative: 1 out of 6
  1. Just Adventure
    91
    Everything short of the voice acting is professional. Knut Mueller wanted to give us a puzzling experience and he nailed it to the wall. If you love puzzles, then you will want this game.
  2. PC Gameworld
    65
    There may be an audience for this game made up of hardcore fans of the point and click genre, but it's not anything that the majority of us can't live without.
  3. Adventure Gamers
    40
    Unless you're already a die-hard fan of Myst clones, RHEM 2 is probably not the game for you.

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  1. Jamie
    5
    This is nothing more than a low budget clone of Myst. The puzzles are not ingenious as other reviews have said but just obscure and boring and copies of puzzles in other games. How many times do we have to press switches or buttons? Can't puzzles be more sophisticated or subtle than that? Really if anything RHEM seems to suffer from a lack of imagination. The graphics are poor, low res, and grainy. The FMV takes up 1/3 of the screen. The intro proudly proclaims the game was written with macromedia - well guys that's nothing to boast about, in fact you should apologise. Frankly macromedia just isn't powerful enough to run a full commercial game.… Expand
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