Blair Witch Volume 2: The Legend of Coffin Rock

"With the exception of two combat sequences that require the dexterity of a brain surgeon, this title has high entertainment value without being difficult. While it is not likely to strain the mind or the trigger finger, Blair Witch 2 offers a mysterious diversion and is a worthy alternative to prime time TV."

"The secret of the Blair Witch trilogy is "episodic gaming". Instead of having one big game that takes two years to develop, you instead will get a trilogy of shorter games at a budget price, each delving into one of the stories from the now extensive Blair Witch mythology. "

"Although it looks like Rustin Parr and uses the same technology, there’s none of the flair and precision of its big brother, and it’s decidedly shorter, which isn’t great since Rustin Parr was over too quickly to start with. "

"...plays like the Cliff's Notes version of Volume 1... no plot, no tension, and no surprises... problem-plagued Nocturne graphics engine..."

"Lazarus is about as fascinating as day-old olive loaf... Gameplay is simple... notoriously frustrating and sloppy control... cinematic camera angles make for pretty pictures, but also some annoying gameplay... very short game..."