Oxenfree II: Lost Signals

IGN

Carli Velocci

7 / 10.0

Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals offers a highly personal and unpredictable horror-themed adventure that repeats a lot of the first game’s ideas, and it's still worth tuning into.

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Game Rant

Sam Stewart

Despite some stumbles, there's still much to recommend playing and finishing Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals. Fans of the first game will get a little more out of it, but new players will catch up easily. Though it wraps up a little too cleanly and some bothersome traversal gets in the way, it tells a well-written, relatable story that's worth experiencing.

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Eurogamer

Christian Donlan

Wander and chat through a night of spooky possibilities.

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PC Gamer

Jody Macgregor

85 / 100

Oxenfree 2 is a more mature second run at the walk-and-talk formula.

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GamesRadar+

Jon Bailes

"The upside of treading old ground is that the Oxenfree 2 story gets to link back to the original in some fun ways"

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Game Informer

Wesley LeBlanc

8 / 10.0

Oxenfree II doesn’t shake up what its predecessor did in 2016, but it delivers more of the excellent writing and charm I expect from Night School Studio. While it's light on gameplay beyond traversal, it’s done in service of the characters. After 10 hours with this cast, I want more, but I’m happy with where this story ends and how my choices shaped that ending. Despite bad checkpointing and a swift rush to the end after an overly long setup, this return feels earned and essential, with a message that resonates far more than Oxenfree's. With Oxenfree II behind me, I’m thrilled Night School Studio delivered something special more than seven years away from this world.

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GameSpot

Jordan Ramée

7 / 10

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals stumbles with a few of its characters but ultimately proves to be just as wonderfully creepy of an adventure as the first game.

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Hardcore Gamer

Kyle LeClair

4 / 5.0

While Oxenfree II: Lost Signals doesn't hit the same heights as the original game, it still delivers another enjoyable adventure, once again serving up another unique ghost story that uses haunted technology to great effect, which succeeds thanks to terrific dialogue and well-crafted characters. Camena may be quite similar to Edwards Island in a lot of ways, but it still plays hosts to a nicely spooky trip more than worth taking, especially for fans of the first title.

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