Great game! I enjoyed it a lot. Great follow up to the first game. I love the theme.
The music on this game is awesome.

This is a pretty nice game with nice graphics and a great music score. The characters are well developed and you really get the feeling that you learn to know most of them.

The puzzles however aren't that very hard even if I think they are a bit better then in the first game. I was really only stuck once for a while... (I don't know if the hide tag works here so there is a possible SPOILER below)
[hide]The place where you dive into the water took me a while to find. [/hide]
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I haven't played part 3 yet but I hope it has fixed a couple of issues I had with this game. First of all I sometimes clicked past a couple of hints given by people you talk to, and talking with them again didn't repeat the hints. Neither where they noted in the notebook. Why have a notebook if only the first couple of tasks are written in it.

I also found it strange that the old man that didn't want to help at first before you brought him something suddenly was very helpful without you giving him that thing once you've got it. The coffee also seemed to be somewhat of a red herring since I couldn't find any use for it.

Overall it's a good game and I enjoyed it very much. I will now go and play part 3.

This one is with out doupt better that the first one. The art seems to be better than the first one, or I am getting used to that blurstyle. The music is superb. However, [SPOILER?]it didnt have that 'must hurry!' moment which was the highlight of the first one[/SPOILER]. Overall a enjoying gaming experience.

The sequel to the classic short game, Ben Jordan 2 is a longer adventure which retains the charm and much of the magic of its predecessor.

I adored Ben Jordan 1 with all my heart so Ben Jordan 2 had a lot to live up to. First, then, the inevitable negatives. The second Ben Jordan game did not quite have the same level of atmospheric involvement as the first (I didn't really feel I was there with Ben like I did when he sat round the campfire with Ranger Rick) but nevertheless still retains the delightful, gentle nostalgic feel of a Saturday morning cartoon. The only other gripe I have is one daft moment in the introduction when Ben steps out of a shower fully clothed!

Apart from those incredibly minor nitpicks Ben Jordan 2 is a great game. Another range of colourful characters (SPOILER: the cameo by a certain Medicine Man is very funny SPOILER END), puzzles that aren't too hard but aren't childsplay either and the same standard of great dialogue as the first. There's a scathing satire on Starbucks in there that stans out for me.

Two things that I forgot to mention on my review of the first Ben Jordan game. One is the refreshing way you hold a conversation, being presented with just the key words of the topic you wish to discuss rather than the whole sentence you're about to say. Highly original. More prominent, however, is the wonderful music. I forgot to mention how great the music in Ben Jordan 1 was but the music in Ben Jordan 2 is even better. A range of different music for each setting, best of all being the tune playing in the bar-room scenes. The music really helps build the atmosphere but is never intrusive.

Ben Jordan 2, then, while not as fully rounded as the first one, is still an excellent and utterly charming game. Fans of Ben's first case will no doubt be very pleased to be back in his company for a longer amount of time. If you loved the Skunk Ape, you'll love the Lost Galleon.

Very nice. The sequel definitely lives up to expectations, and is longer too, which is cool. I'm a huge fan of Ben Jordan now :)

Good game. Got stuck a few times but this is not negative, it brings a challenge in the game.
Keep up the good work.

Thoroughly enjoyed this one!