Alice’s Patchwork 2 is a game of mosaic puzzles made of 6 different materials: wood, cloth, glass, paper, precious stones and metal. Assemble patchwork puzzles and guess the picture: a garden with talking flowers, a crazy tea party, cards come to life, the riddles of Humpty Dumpty, a duel between the Lion and the Unicorn, the intrigues of the Red Queen, a meeting with the White Rabbit… What other wonders await you in these 6 worlds? Put together all the mosaics and help Alice transform from a pawn into a queen!
6.8/10
Personally, I’d recommend choosing either the first game or the sequel, rather than playing both back-to-back—at least not in a short span of time. Aside from the specific puzzle layouts, this sequel is virtually identical to its predecessor across the board, which can easily lead to a strong sense of repetition and fatigue. If you had to pick...
Aesthetically the art was better in the first game.
My negative rating is due to these games requiring a ridiculous amount of grinding after completing all the puzzles in order to rack up another 700K coins for the final achievements. As if this wasn't bad enough in the first game, the dev made the wonderful decision of adding an infinite tutorial loop...
Alice's Patchworks 2 takes the familiar world of Lewis Carroll and turns it into a gentle mosaic-puzzle adventure built for players who prefer relaxation over pressure. Developed by Creobit and published by 8Floor, the game follows Alice through a strange kingdom beyond an old family mirror, where her journey is represented as a progression from pawn...
I almost got a freaking dementia from this. It's a nice game if you want to go through it once, maybe twice to recollect every key in levels. However, if you want to have all of the achievements, you have to complete the games almost FOUR TIMES. YOU KNOW HOW MUCH THAT IS? MY MENTALITY WAS AT THE EDGE OF BREAKING...
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Anyway, I don't recommend this...