A strong and interesting diversion from the original FNaF: Help Wanted, whilst keeping the same aspects that made the game so good. After 100% the game, I can confidently say it's a worthwhile buy. However, I would also argue it's not for everyone.
The gameplay is fun, don't get me wrong, but it usually falls into the same category of "how good are you at multitasking?" I found no issue with that, as each minigame has a different enough system so that it doesn't feel the same, but I just thought to mention it.
The story is good, if a little patchy. There are some moments where it's telling a worthwhile, interesting narrative that you can follow, so long as you've played previous installments. However, there are also moments where, even though I've played the other games, I still don't understand what's happening. Perhaps it will be revealed in future installments, but it still leaves you wanting more (whether that's good or bad).
The team has really done well to introduce creative means into this game and pay homage to fanservice without creating an oversaturated experience. Sister Location, Security Breach, Pizza Simulator; they are all here and respected in their own light. It feels natural as a continuation of the original Help Wanted and shines light on the talent of Steel Wool in the VR space.
Also, the gameplay toward the end genuinely gets difficult- like, *rage-inducing* difficult. I personally enjoy a challenge so I liked these segments, but I could see someone not being a fan, especially considering how easy Security Breach or RUIN were in their gameplay.
Overall, I recommend FNaF: Help Wanted 2 to anyone who is a fan of the FNaF franchise, Help Wanted 1, or anything in between. I have been trying to get a strong enough internet connection for two years to play this game (through SteamVR), so finally getting that and enjoying it as much as I did felt incredibly rewarding.
Steel Wool has done some great things for the franchise, like RUIN, original Help Wanted, and Secret of the Mimic. I can add this one to the list now, too.
