Alicia Quatermain 2: The Stone of Fate Reviews

Sometimes Simple is better! Real simple strategy game for the right price. Great for taking a small break and using the other side of your brain.

This was more challenging to get 3-stars on every level than the original game was, took a good few tries for some of them to be fast enough. They changed how the material production worked so it doesn't automatically collect it. I didn't mind the original being easy but this is more engaging as you have to collect the materials manually. There are a few additions like wind that slows your troops down until you turn it off which is neat. The story just frames out the levels but it does the job and I like the voice actor for Alicia who narrators the art-cutscenes. The art is really nice, production value in general is nice. The game is a great value. I really enjoy this series and would recommend this to anybody that enjoys the genre.

Fun game. Not very original, allmost a copy of the first Alicia game. Fun nonetheless.

I truly enjoy this game and all in the series. I love seeing how the characters keep getting in trouble and rescue each other.

Really good time managing game – it has nice graphics, lots of various levels and even some kind of story. P.S. only disadvantage for now - profile features are still limited

Fun as always. If you've played Hercules and liked it, you will like this. There's just something about lil resource collectors that manage to keep my attention better than some AAA games.

This is a fun, casual puzzle game. It is a lot harder to get three-star ratings on the levels than it was in the original, but that's the only major change. Worth picking up.

This worked with Windows 10 for me. It's a good game. You play it by clicking on things. (Boy does that describe a lot of games.) Clicking on something assigns a worker, or, contextually, another character, to take that action, collecting resources, fixing things, upgrading buildings, and demolishing obstructions. Where the gameplay comes in there are limited pathways that restrict what things you can do, until you open those pathways up; and you need to, quickly, on the fly, work out what to do next, and where to set your priorities. Each level has a different kind of puzzle to work out. If that sounds like your kind of thing, buy it.

Alicia Quatermain 2: The Stone of Fate is a decent follow-up to the first game, though it falls short in several key areas. While the game maintains the same charming art style and level design, it’s hard not to notice the absence of quality-of-life features that were present in the original. One of the main drawbacks is the removal of features that made the first game more enjoyable. These omissions make gameplay feel more cumbersome and less fluid. Additionally, Alicia Quatermain 2 lacks the polish and user-friendly mechanics found in similar games like Hercules. The story and characters are still entertaining, but the overall experience is marred by the lack of conveniences. As a result, my time with the game was not as positive as I had hoped. Fans of the first game or those new to the series might still find some enjoyment here, but it's hard to overlook the areas where Alicia Quatermain 2 could have been improved.

Alicia Quartermain 2: The Stone of Fate is a casual resource/time management strategy game similair to 12 Labours of Hercules. Alicia Quartermain is a treasure/artifact hunter and travels to various lands. At the start of each level, you have 1-3 workers that you direct to do various things ranging from collecting resourses to constructing and upgrading buildings or gold mines. Alicia explodes carts and defuses bombs that are in the way. Jetdogs has the genre down to perfection and makes the best time management games! Overall it's a very enjoyable time management game. If you're a fan of the genre you should pick it up.