TOEM 2

TOEM 2 is a hand-drawn photography adventure: you walk through black-and-white towns and countryside, and everywhere you go, somebody wants something photographed. The sequel to the 2021 cult favourite moves the trip into a fuller 3D world with more freedom of movement, more people, and a camera worth learning properly.

This site, in one paragraph

Start with the beginner guide for the settings worth fixing before you play — camera rotation in particular. Then work region by region: Deltburg (the town from the demo), Cropten and Taletorp. The camera guide covers photo mode and framing, stamps and critters covers the collection layers, and the FAQ answers the launch-week questions.

Launch facts at a glance

What to do first

1. Fix the settings. The demo taught a lesson the hard way: invert is two separate options — one for the overworld camera, one for photo mode. Set both before your muscle memory does it for you.
2. Photograph everything. Roll is free. Stray photos regularly satisfy requests you have not been given yet.
3. Talk to people twice. A second approach often brings the actual request — or the second half of one.
4. Check the stamp book between sessions. Empty slots are navigation problems more often than task problems.

The systems in brief

Common questions

Do I need to play TOEM 1 first? No — the trip stands alone. More FAQ

Does the demo carry over? Saves and stamps do not; familiarity with Deltburg does.

Is there a price listed yet? Not on the US store page ahead of launch — the final price appears at unlock.

Can I play on Switch 1? Not announced. Switch 2, PS5 and PC are the confirmed platforms.