Monument Valley 2 review

You guide a mother and her child through towers and temples built from impossible geometry. You tap to walk, drag handles and sliders, and rotate the structures until paths line up. There are no timers and no fail screens, so you can think at your own pace.

The story is small and told without much text. It follows the pair as the child grows more independent, and the levels reflect that. The look is bright and minimal, and nearly every screen would work as wallpaper.

If you like puzzles that are relaxing more than difficult, this is a good fit. It is also an easy pick for a first puzzle game or for sharing with family, since the price is clear and nothing interrupts you.