You take turns playing as both Mina and Jep. Don’t worry – the game won’t let you misuse anything that’s truly irreplaceable – but you won’t get far just randomly clicking on your inventory. The carnivorous ants you use to sew up Mina’s cut, for example, also make a tasty snack for Jep, so if you decide to feed him before tending to Mina’s wounds, oh, well, I guess you’re just going to have to get some more ants. For starters, most items you obtain have more than one use, and the game won’t stop you from using something in a way other than its “true” purpose. This definitely isn’t point-and-click by numbers, though.
Mysterious Island 2 is a classic adventure game, so expect to spend the bulk of your time exploring your surroundings, picking up anything that isn’t nailed down, and solving lots of puzzles. So here you are, back on the island, trying to find yet another way home. The sequel picks up right where the original left off, with Mina and Jep being rescued by a helicopter, which is unfortunately shot down mere moments after Mina climbs aboard. During the course of the game, Mina found Nemo’s home, Granite House, his sub, The Nautilus, and made pals with a local monkey she named Jep.
Yes, that Captain Nemo – the game is loosely based on the events of the novel The Mysterious Island, by Jules Verne. In the first Return to Mysterious Island, you played as Mina, who crash-landed on an island that didn’t show up on any charts and that turned out to be the final home of Captain Nemo.
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