Episode Two really goes in deep on Gnostic history as you might expect, and gradually, this whole adventure stops being about just a painting, as it drives home a dark, much more sinister purpose. But unfortunately, many of the Episode reveals arent entirely surprising. One of Episode Ones strengths was definitely the script and story-development, but it also created a sense of mystery and unpredictability. Episode Two offers a real diverse set of scenarios, the outcomes of which make perfect narrative sense, but Expansive always felt like we could see the outcome coming a mile away, which did make things feel a tad flat. Still, the investigation and discovery in this Episode is far superior to the first. This is Broken Sword at its finest as George and Nico uncover hidden passageways and abandoned relics in their quest. And the locations are truly gorgeous. Spain recreated is exceptionally special, as are all the other locations within the Episode. This episode is full of t...
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