Piposh 2

About

Piposh 2 is a point-and-click adventure sequel from Guillotine that picks up where the first game left off. You play as Piposh, who steals a raft from two bumbling characters and drifts to an island of paranoid gnomes. The story unfolds through direct player actions rather than timed events, letting you explore bizarre scenarios like seven-day survival on creamed apples or hallucinations that warp the environment. Dialogue and item interactions drive the comedy, with minimal hand-holding. The game’s charm lies in its deadpan absurdity and surreal character designs. Fans of the first entry praise its escalation into full-blown chaos, particularly the gnomes’ fanatical antics and Piposh’s deteriorating sanity. Despite a 2000 release date, its cult following persists for the offbeat humor and intentionally clunky puzzles. Shorter than its predecessor but no less eccentric, it rewards patience with increasingly ridiculous twists.

Storyline

The game starts from the point the last game left off: Piposh is swims towards the comical duo Katzale and Nahche (from Piposh 1, n the Intrigue of the Ratings), throws them to the see and takes their raft. After 7 days (which he thinks are 19 years) in which he only ate creamed apples (so he says), Piposh arrives to an island inhabited by fanatic gnomes, while he suffers from hallucinations and paranoia.