Automaton: Part 2 is not a point'n'click game that is going to make you happy. The graphics are dark, the music is melancholic, and the puzzles really aren't that difficult to figure out. Yet somehow the game still manages to be great. The graphics might be dark, but they are really well done. The music might be melancholic, but they're produced well and suit the mood of the game. The puzzles might be simple, but are a pleasure to figure out. The net result being that a game which on paper I should hate, is actually one I love to play. Anyway, try to enjoy, and don't get too depressed. Try thinking of sun drenched tropical islands as you play. And also consider catching up with the previous episodes, if you haven't already, they're worth a play too, but you're really going to need a sunny outlook on life to get thru them as well in one sitting [subbed by Ralph & Mystery].

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FIRST!

1st

2nd then

It's true. . .

Dan. . You missed by like a fraction of a second

i know

We've also just kinda screwed over everybody else from posting numbers xD in any case, it's been for forever since I saw the last automaton. . . One wonders how a robot bleeds though. . .

7th

9th then

Not to mention that they look like big daddies. . ~looks out for little sisters~

Lumeionia have you rated?

No, I haven't

I wanted to play the game before I rated. . . Didn't make much sense to say yay or nay to a game I hadn't even played

gary did you rate?

i rated

o. O this games kinda glitchy. There's a lot of scenes where if you pick up something that you had done previously, i.e. the pipe, it will wipe away what ever item you had found after that. . hmm

Well that was short and good before returning to bed. . Although I have an undeniable urge to go play Six Differences and enjoy some awesomeness.

coool another game to play

Finished all by myself for a change. What a cute game.

ooooh yay - i LOVED the first one

*runs off to play*

yeap this was a fun and easy one to play just the way I like them.

I have 2 paper clips (one opened up) string , and apiece of paper , but I can't get any further.
Any clues please ?

er... wrong game jake!

I like this game but it's really glitchy! At one point, my inventory and eye icons completely disappeared and I had to start over! :op

Also, I can't seem to click on anything in the scene with
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Help?

nevermind...after clicking like a crazy person, I figured it out. *sigh*

I'm stuck
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I got to the bit with the robot and used the spray thing on it to rust it and now nothing happens when I click all over the place except it goes dark if you click on that eye icon-what now???

d'oh, its a "to be continued" to finish :(

Greenman:


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A good hint.


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at scene with latter & chasm - can't figure out code. Telephone sequence doesn't work or I can't reset it. any ideas?

POP!

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POP!

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I just love these little games. I only wish they were not so short.

I'm liking this game series. Not only is it stylish and atmospheric, but it has a steampunk element that I find rather charming.

the
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Question mark??

I'm stuck I am trying to climb a ladder, look a barrel
, possess two strins or wires red and blue and two bits of board.... I attempted to bind board and barrel..... nothing happens: HELP please

well i can,t even get started on first scene only thing i got is a rope plz help

I am on the red brick wall with blue rope , pump type thing and a letter - ?????????????

what do u do with the big robot

Love it...........I'm in total agreement with Ariaste.

Jake

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For hell code,
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I loved the first two games, they are quite easy, I love the little robot can't wait for the next installment.

Thanks Lenella I will do that the next time I play. :)

I did not like this one as much as the first two. The graphics and music were still quite nice, but the puzzles were not very logical. You just had to click around until something happened. I would never have passed the robot or found the clock without tab.

I am stuck on the roof any hints , PLEASE

Oh yes! I finished it, I wonder how long we will have to wait for part 3-I like this game its atmospheric music which doesn't grate on the nerves and although you can click like a thing possessed you can at least find the damn hotspots unlike with Wogger where you got at it like a pair of castanets! More Automaton please.

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