Solve It 2: My Father's Killer

Very good game. The first half was definitely a five stars but the second half wavered. I suggest that you do not waste your money on the first 80 coin purchase but wait. Also, There are NO ads on this app and it's FREE which is super amazing and very very welcomed from me. There might be a glitch h at the end to play the mystery again but other than that FUN murder mystery game. All I need is a solve it 4! I've now played it three times unlocking all special games now I need to get solve it 3

I just did my review for Solve It 3 and I enjoyed all three games in this series. I hope there's a continuation soon! I love the storyline and the art, I also love love the main characters. The only downside is I wish there was a [skip button] like the first game. I would've kept playing until I got every deluxe chapter but it's a hassle to keep tapping every single dialogue.

The game was really good. I'm however giving 3 stars due to the cost of unlocking extra stories within the game and the amount of sleuth points you get which is between 2 and 4... Which really isn't enough and then when you get a chance to unlock extra content within the game, you don't have enough and will have to purchase. That was really the only disappointing thing about the game for me..

I absolutely love AE Mystery games. I have played them all - some twice. Painted World is very creative and challenging, and I have loved every level until this point. I am on level 6 and there is a bug that is stopping me from proceeding. I was never able to get the stick/broom because after I used the hedge clippers on the first bush they disappeared, so I couldn't cut the 2nd bush to get the stick. Please help with this fluke so I can keep playing! I do love all AE games otherwise.

Story line is intriguing &:you are definitely given options as to your decisions. It's interesting, and gets you into a detective mode for sure. Not too long of a game, and there are definitely some characters in it to question. Overall the game is good but you will run out of hearts which in turn makes you wait til they replenish to continue the game...

I enjoyed the storyline of this mystery. That provided the momentum to move forward through the simplicity of clicking away. The player is posed questions along the way, some of which require some memory of past events. More questions like that would make the game more challenging. Correct choices probably earned more points.

This sequel is much more satisfying that the first Solve It game! There are more puzzles that needs to be solved in order to open locks and stuff. It's not like other Haiku games but as a separate game, over all it's pretty good. The story is engaging and the characters are interesting. It gets to a point where it's hard to choose between the characters and justice, which is a good thing for a visual novel.

Really great games. Some people have mentioned that theybfeel you have to buy coins to access the premium chapters, but i dont feel you do. I was able to do 1 or 2 in my first playthrough. And as i go through and play again straight away you keep all the coins left from that first run, therfore the second playthrough you have plenty of coins to use!

Exactly what it claims to be, with a little bit of everything you want in a solve it game. I really enjoyed the art, the occasional romantic interlude options (it's nice that you can choose to skip these without it changing the story at all). Very satisfying, really well thought out.

I really like the overall concept, but having to wait for free keys is really annoying and I'm not going to pay to play this game. At the beginning of the game you get 50 free coins and then it forces you to use them on advice from your boss right away. I didn't need advice and would've rather saved the coins for later. Other than those things, I wish they'd throw some puzzles into this game like they have in their other games.

I love Haiku games since the Trapmaker series, and mystery visual novel is always my favorite. There are reviews about the coins, but if you get to solve the puzzle or crack the code, you'll get 20 coins for each, and you can replay the whole game to unlock different answers and routes. For me it took me playing the story 3 times in order to unlock all the premium choices, so it's actually free! You can pay if you want them quick, but don't complain about it la lol

The best muder mystery game I've played. It's perfect, the only downfall is that some of the options requires coins. And it would be good if you guys added a button where u watch an add and then after the add u get a few coins but even so the game is perfect how it is. And thank u so much for not being like other games where they spam ads every 2 seconds. Honestly thank u so much for not doin that. Amazing game! ❤❤

Haiku games are very enjoyable! I prefer the mysteries with puzzle games but the Solve It series are fun too. The only negative and why I rated it a 4 star is the mystery has more in-depth story lines that require game coins but you often only have enough for one additional storyline unless you pay for more coins. These stories are not required to play the game or solve the mystery but they do add to it. It would be nice to have additional ways to get coins without having to spend real money.

I enjoyed this one much more than the first. In my opinion, the plotline is a lot more engaging and emotionally riveting, and I really enjoyed the ending. My only quip is still that the key system is incredibly annoying. It's frustrating only being able to play 5-10 minutes at a time.

The reason I'm giving this and the previous 'Solve It' 4 * instead of 5 is because there seems to be a glitch in both games when you replay them. It's sort of like an echo of your previous game bleeding into your current one - very distracting and sometimes confusing. Other than that, absolutely love these! HAIKU Games doesn't disappoint!

2nd "Solve It" game, even if it's a storyline follow-up, it still can be played separately (before finishing the 1st one). I would recommend however to start with the 1st. These game series differ from other puzzle/mystery games from Haiku (here instead of interaction with puzzles, codes and mazes directly you'll interact with a number of people and spot hints in conversations). Same as the 1st one, this game is attractive and it's storyline's end is unpredictable till late game phases.

It's a great game! I'm so happy to found Haiku Games. But I'll just give this game a 4 star because I was annoyed with the golds. When I solved something and get sleuths, they'll just give me 2-4 golds. They should give the exact amount to unlock all areas of the game. Honestly, I enjoyed those unlockable parts but I need to choose wisely which would I use it for. Please let us experience all to be unlocked. I missed going to Mysteriosa's apartment and I regret it.

It's interesting; but it's another game that requires patience or $. You need keys for each person you speak to, but the maximum you can earn before it caps is 5. After that you have to wait half an hour per key. That means you can question one person until another key is given you. Of course you can always buy more but I do not feel like the price to key ratio is fair. And a personal opinion, when they offer you to spend those extra 80 coins, you'll see what I mean, it was never worth it.

I downloaded it before I'd even finished the first one. Very interesting concept. Many situations make me wonder whether the other options were better than what I did - luckily one can play it over and over again to take other leads and unlock even more special chapters :)

The game is good but there is a problem with the keys recharging. I opened the app and I had 4 keys, closed it and reopened it, now only one key, closed it again thinking it's an error, and I have no keys. Pretty annoying. If this came from any other creator I would have uninstalled the game. My rating will change when the problem is fixed.

I really enjoy this game, just as much as I did the first Solve It. Interesting story line, can be completed without spending real money, and it's a great casual game. It's not super easy, but not too challenging, a great game to entertain me while I relax. Only complaint I have is the wait for keys but it's not an extremely long time. Great series,.keep it up.

The game mechanics and storyline are fine, but I can't stand these deceptive freemium games! You can only play for a few minutes, then you have to wait 30 minutes for the next "key" in order to keep going. Or you can pay for more keys and skip the wait. It's extremely aggravating and nothing like the older Haiku games. Those were truly free, and they're the best mystery games in the Play Store. I recommend that you check out the older Haiku games and skip the Solve It games.

It was easy to wait for keys and definitely kept me interested and wondering who did it. Also seems to have different endings. I would definitely recommend for a laid back, not too long and fun game! Make more!

I enjoyed playing the game. Great story. Some choices are hard to choose from as you want to get a good result. Only thing that sucks is when you want to play a deluxe episode but don't have enough coins to spend which is really frustrating. Hope there are more ways to earn coins while playing.

I love Haiku, but wasn't as happy with this game as with some of the others. If you choose not to buy keys to unlock new chapters, the ratio of play time to wait time is annoying. I know the developers need to earn money, but the key prices don't seem worth it. I'd much rather pay a flat fee and get access to the whole game. I really love Haiku stories and characters. If I could buy full access without worrying about running out of keys and having to buy more later, I'd give the game 5 stars.

Great story. Easy to play. Interesting characters. Beautiful graphics. I enjoyed it a lot. I didn't even mind waiting for the keys to recharge. And I was able to solve the clues on my own unlike other 2 Solve It stories. This was actually my favourite in the series.

Quick and easy, with an interesting story. Could have used a bit more of mechanics, since the game is rather short and linear, but I enjoyed it. My only complain is that it's impossible to see all deluxe chapters without paying, but the story doesn't suffer too much from it.

Great game. I love that they let you keep deluxe chapters and coins after you restart the game so you can eventually get all of them without paying extra. Only reason I did not give 5 stars is there is a clue who is railroading mom, but no way to use it and you never get the answer. That was frustrating

I really love Haiku games. The Solve It ones work well for me cos I can build up keys while I'm working, and use them on my lunch break. I didn't use coins to explore the side themes this time. I'm cheap and didn't want to pay! But the side themes in the first were pretty raunchy! I also love the fact that there's no choice in the character you play. An Asian origin female protagonist is a refreshing change. Especially one with a love life!

Absolutely loved it! While this is not exactly like other haiku apps wherein it's less interactive, I liked just taking a seat back and watching the story unfold with some input from me. And the option to replay to see other paths and choices is great too!!