Puzzles are often interlinked but at all times there’s a handy intercom system players can use for help from the supervisor, it’s still present in the main stretch although you do need to navigate back to the main elevator to use it. Items dropped generally don’t respawn however so if you drop something because you don’t think you will need it again it’s best to do it somewhere easily accessible so you can pick it up again if required later. Given that you might not have an immediate use for an object you have acquired, all Puzzl employees are given a special item storage device – a fanny pack – which defies the laws of physics, and can be used to retain items as you move through the building. Sometimes the answer is obvious but sometimes the means of reaching it is more complicated. In essence the real tutorial, Floor Plan 2 gently eases players into its way of thinking and the types of puzzles you are likely to come across further in the game. Post-induction it’s time to take the hot seat as the public offers various issues for Puzzl to solve.
Subtitles handily hang in mid-air to help you understand the babbling and rather than button presses you need to make a thumbs up or down to agree or disagree with statements or questions. Rather than plain English, the characters in Floor Plan 2 use their own language which fits in with their caricatured, almost puppet like, appearance. The first 20 minutes in Floor Plan 2 are spent as they are in any new company: It’s induction time! Meeting a stereotypical representation of the reception you’re directed toward a side room for training from a company rep. From the moment the headset is on the player is immersed in its world, whether it’s navigating the menus, moving conversations forward or meeting new and interesting characters. When a mysterious artifact, the Answer Key – which can solve all of Puzzl’s problems - is found to be somewhere in the building, the CEO tasks you, the newbie, with its retrieval in Floor Plan 2įloor Plan 2 is an adventure for all ages with a heavy dose comedy and the type of puzzle solving likely inspired by escape room mechanics. It’s your first day at an exciting new company called Puzzl which answers queries from its customers both basic and complex.
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