The House of Da Vinci 2

Blue Brain Games / May 28, 2020 / Adventure, Indie

Singleplayer

windows
Mac
Steam Deck Playable

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Become an apprentice of the famous Leonardo da Vinci. Solve handcrafted mechanical 3D puzzles and discover hidden secrets. Navigate through mesmerizing environments of the Italian Renaissance. Travel through time to influence your surroundings.

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What players say

Very Positive

89% positive, 968 reviews

Recommended11 hrs played

The second part doesn't disappoint, offering plenty of new puzzles, some easy and some hard. It’s easy to get immersed in the game and comfortable with the setting; a bit of story has been included, and everything runs smoothly. Nothing more to say, it's just another masterpiece from the game series.

6 found this helpful, 2026-09-04

Recommended8 hrs played

The original House of Da Vinci was fine, but a bit stiff. This one quickly proves it learned from that. It’s smoother, more confident, and actually interested in telling a story instead of just lining up puzzles and hoping you’re patient. The timeline is handled in a surprisingly smart way. It works as both a prequel and a sequel, with the first game sitting neatly between chapters 2 and 3 here. More importantly,...

3 found this helpful, 2026-01-04

Not recommended8 hrs played

some puzzles are intriguing and quite a challenge, however the performance issues that occur while playing make the overall experience much less enjoyable. there were points during the game where I had to lower my resolution and play the game in windowed just to be able to move different levers in their correct position. seems like the game isn't compatible with a 1440p monitor, which really sucks. honestly...

8 found this helpful, 2026-08-03