Locked Door II: Fair Trade

This game is part of an iterative series, where every new episode builds on the last.

This one adds an NPC and requires a single somewhat complex interaction, as well as making the final room one step longer. It's reasonably well polished, and I was amused/intrigued by the iterative concept, making it more emotionally impactful than the first.

This game seems to be part of a growing up series where every new episode impulses the development of the story a bit forward. I like this approach to the game idevelopment,

This episode adds an NPC. The iteraction is simple but the conversation lets talking through "ask for" and "ask about", wich is not the standart way. The total lenght and difficulty is low.

A balding man named Bob stands between you and your freedom.

While more complicated than the first game, Locked Door II is still pretty bare-bones. It is a two-room game with one puzzle, but this time the puzzle is centered around interacting with an NPC. The game can be completed in seven turns.

While I applaud the author for continuing to write games, there is still not enough here for a recommendation.