A strong series continues. Back in the "escape the room" vein, this one has puzzles that are somewhat less intuitive and I did have to consult a walkthrough for the first time in the series for some of the steps required but the world remains surprisingly detailed and immersive for such a short game.

Excellent. Really enjoyed it and I don't think it's any less good than the previous two. In fact some definite refinement has gone on. Excellent series. Would gladly donate to the author

In this third installment the two other parts start to connect. This game has the best puzzles of the series till now (the robot programming puzzle strongly reminded me of Castle of Dr. Brain). The atmosphere and story pacing is sadly more like the first part again, but the cutscene manage to make up for it. Graphics are average in the point and click part but very good in the various cutscenes. Good music.

The story goes on in a very nice way. I liked the mini-games in this part because they fit nicely to the theme. Very interesting stuff and definitely a "must play" - not only for TB-fans.
.... and it even more definitely needs to be continued.
A very well made game with fun, a deep story and charisma.

Finding a new installment in the Technobabylon series was quite a treat.

Unless I remember incorrectly, the inventory system seems far more intuitive than the previous episodes -- good show.

I agree with previous commenter that the minigame aspect did partially detract from gameplay (with the exception of the Drone minigame -- I actually kind of liked that one).

While episode 2 is definitely my favorite of the three thus released, this is definitely a worthwhile download -- especially if you've played the first two, since the storytelling is top-notch.

I think part of the problem might be that the other protagonist has a lot more going for him from a character/motivational standpoint. That's not to say that this episode's main character won't be fleshed out in future episodes, but the previous episode had a lot more intrigue.

Speaking of future episodes, if the game creator pursues developing Technobabylon games full-time, I'd definitely Paypal a few bucks in to assist in the process. =)