I Expect You To Die 2 is promising to be a short if densely packed spy-thriller VR puzzle game that builds upon the world first introduced in 2016’s I Expect You To Die. IGN

This game is the best VR title I’ve ever played. Laptop Magazine

I'm here to tell you this: If you loved the original, you're absolutely going to love what the developers brought this time around. It's funnier, wittier, and spy-ier than the original, oftentimes feeling like it was cut from the same cloth as classic 70s Bond films in many ways — sans the fairly inappropriate female antagonist names, of course. Android Central

Wil Wheaton seems to relish his role as the celebrity John Juniper, and the ever-present handler returning players remember from the original game is clearly one of his character's biggest fans. The game's sound design as a whole is impressive, with dramatic stings and jazzy melodies that go far in capturing the mood of an old-school espionage thriller. ScreenRant

I Expect You to Die 2 manages to make basic puzzle games cinematic, bombastic and memorable. So far, it’s a bigger sequel that improves on the original in every way. New environments only pull players deeper into Schell Games’ special universe. There’s no better way to feel like a spy than outsmarting Zoraxis at every turn. CG Magazine

The best thing I can say about my first few hours with I Expect You To Die 2 is that it's just more I Expect You To Die. Schell Games’ classic secret agent VR puzzler still holds up, and while the sequel has its fair share of fresh ideas, the fact that relatively little has changed between them is a testament to the quality of the series’ design and execution. TheGamer