The Ao Oni appears at random and I’ve had moments where I walk into a long hall from a side room and get instantly caught. Honestly, save as often as what seems reasonable. This is mainly due to the ability to save anywhere. I’ve seen other games use a virtual joystick that stays in the bottom corner of the screen and that definitely should have been what this game did.Įven with the setbacks of getting caught by the Ao Oni, players won’t have too much trouble with Ao Oni 2. This makes it hard to easily navigate through the building during a chase. This wouldn’t be so bad, but the virtual joystick in the game for movement moves with the player’s finger. The Ao Oni is just as fast as the player and if it catches you, it’s game over. The controls in Ao Oni 2 are easily the biggest threat in the game. Even the promotional images have grammar issues. They also have the option of hiding in lockers, but that doesn’t always work. The puzzles are pretty basic and avoiding the Ao Oni just means that players have to outrun him for a certain period of time. This requires the players to solve puzzles and avoid the Ao Oni in the process. The main goal of Ao Oni 2 is to try and find a way out of the abandoned school building.
Once inside the school, the group is attacked by the Ao Oni and are separated. The group is followed in by their teacher, who overheard their plans. It’s kind of a test of bravery to see who can make it the whole night. What I do know is that Ao Oni 2 has a group of students entering an abandoned school to investigate the weird rumors surrounding it. There are even movies and an anime based around the first game. It’s kinda hard to keep track of the story due to the huge amount of fan games that are out there and the debated status of what is canon and what isn’t.
However, from what I could figure out, the new game basically just reuses the characters from the first game for an unconnected sequel, but I may be wrong about that. Having never played the original Ao Oni, I won’t be able to really compare Ao Oni 2 to it. Guess it was one that I never noticed, which isn’t a surprise since the game is most well known in Japan. It was evidently a freeware game that came out back in 2009 and was a bit of a viral success. My time wasting this week was focused on my smartphone as I experienced the survival horror game Ao Oni 2. This is a sequel to the first Ao Oni, which I had never heard of before this.
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