Rooms are filled with objects that seem to belong, and the clues make sense so you are never left deciphering a word that would make sense in the UK but not the US, for example. The core of the game is simply finding hidden objects, and again it is done extremely well. Once again the game uses a ‘central hub’ design for each chapter where you need to solve each total chapter but can move around the locations in that area until you are done. The story unfolds by finding key objects and having interactions at a variety of locations which lead to uncovering new locations and potential clue areas, and so on. Of course, to do all of this requires … working through a hidden object game! In this regard the sequel is pretty much the same as the original.

2 Bonus play modes – Unlimited and Puzzles.

Play mini-games, collect all the pages of a missing diary, and save Patrick before it’s too late! Search through over 30 cryptic locations including the sinister mansion and a bloody sacrifice room for important artifacts. Now it’s up to her to confront the evil that haunts her beloved and prevent a series of grisly murders. In Letters from Nowhere 2, Audrey discovers that her husband is a descendant of a cursed family, and is doomed to death. Instead, she is taken to a mysterious sleepy town. Travel to the town of Nowhere and search for clues to remove the terrifying curse in this thrilling and spooky sequel! Audrey collected all the letters with the help of the dead postman, hoping they would lead her to Patrick, her missing husband.

How much did I like the iOS game ‘Letters from Nowhere’ from G5 Games? Enough that after the cliff-hanger ending I immediately went to Big Fish games and grabbed the Mac version of Letters From Nowhere 2! When I heard from G5 they were bringing it to iOS as well, I stopped playing the Mac version and waited … and now I have finished the iPad game.

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