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Hello, my name is Joel, from the french AGS forum.
I want to translate your game in french.
If you agree, send me an email to this address:

kaldaya@hotmail.fr

and I contact you. Thank you. :)

Hello, my name is Joel, from the french AGS forum.
I want to translate your game in french.
If you agree, send me an email to this address:

kaldaya@hotmail.fr

and I contact you. Thank you. :)

It's a brilliant game, with good storyline, and interesting characters, but to me is seemed that the vast majority of the puzzles revolved around pixel hunts, which are frustrating to say the least.

It's a brilliant game, with good storyline, and interesting characters, but to me is seemed that the vast majority of the puzzles revolved around pixel hunts, which are frustrating to say the least.

I liked the game, but after you rescue your friend Ben and he comes with you there are bugs that make navigation through the map very difficult.

I liked the game, but after you rescue your friend Ben and he comes with you there are bugs that make navigation through the map very difficult.

Way better than the first one. The storyline was very original and the puzzles were challenging.

Way better than the first one. The storyline was very original and the puzzles were challenging.

very good! this game is on my list of favorite ags games. too bad i'll have to wait for part 3.

very good! this game is on my list of favorite ags games. too bad i'll have to wait for part 3.

Frank the Farmhand 2 is an excellent sequel to a very good game. While the enjoyable first part occasionally felt self-concious (although it contains one of my favourite ever exchanges in an AGs game, between Frank and a depressed Klan member), Frank 2 feels like a game made by a confident author.

The tone is similar to the first game but the setting is completely different. Frank 2 takes place on a beautiful island which is a pleasure to look at while you play. All the main characters from the first game return, including the put-upon sidekick Ben, who goes through more personal ordeals for the greater good, and the Professor, who acts as the gentle voice of reason. There's some new characters too, including an excellent crazy hermit who believes he is a castaway despite the island clearly being populated. He's sure to become a much loved AGs character.

The only odd thing about Frank the Farmhand 2 is its title. It's no longer clear that Frank was ever a

Frank the Farmhand 2 is an excellent sequel to a very good game. While the enjoyable first part occasionally felt self-concious (although it contains one of my favourite ever exchanges in an AGs game, between Frank and a depressed Klan member), Frank 2 feels like a game made by a confident author.

The tone is similar to the first game but the setting is completely different. Frank 2 takes place on a beautiful island which is a pleasure to look at while you play. All the main characters from the first game return, including the put-upon sidekick Ben, who goes through more personal ordeals for the greater good, and the Professor, who acts as the gentle voice of reason. There's some new characters too, including an excellent crazy hermit who believes he is a castaway despite the island clearly being populated. He's sure to become a much loved AGs character.

The only odd thing about Frank the Farmhand 2 is its title. It's no longer clear that Frank was ever a farmhand and the references to his old work and the resulting lack of knowledge about the wider world have totally vanished. Still, this is hardly a significant complaint.

Frank the Farmhand 2 is everything a sequel should be. It retains the feel of the first game while building on it to make a more confident, accomplished experience. Like the first game, it ends with a promising set up for the next sequel and I look forward to playing it enormously.

Absolutely brilliant!

Absolutely brilliant!