00:00Toem 2 is a game for nosy people, which is great news for someone like me, who spends
00:05at least half their time while out and about, carefully eavesdropping on other people's
00:09conversations. Don't hate me, we've all done it. But rather than it being a game about
00:14listening to people, Toem 2 is all about grabbing your camera and talking to every single person
00:19you meet. Like the original Toem, you have a single end goal, which is to attend a festival
00:24for a once in a lifetime event that's actually known as a Toem in the game. But the journey
00:29there requires taking detours through different areas, speaking to anyone you meet to see how you
00:34can be of help. This indie title is effortlessly charming and teeming with clever puzzles. It's
00:39also full of witty and playful dialogue. The only thing I don't enjoy about Toem 2 is having to
00:44finish it. I would love some more of its whimsical little world and its lovable mute protagonist.
00:50And hopefully the fact that this is already a sequel means we might get a part 3 one day.
