It began in an attic, behind dusty crates and forgotten boxes. Our team stumbled upon the travel journal of "Jess Thorne," a fictional explorer lost to time. Every page was filled with sketches of ruins, tropical islands, and notes on mysterious puzzles. That journal became our compass — and Artifact Quest 2 was born.
Botanist, puzzle-solver, reluctant hero. She documents every match with care.
A raccoon in a tropical shirt who hoards power-ups.
Knows every sunken reef and every secret level.
Local guide and crafts artist, helps decorate the village.
Artifact Quest 2 merges three types of gameplay
Match 3+ tiles to solve tropical-themed puzzles.
Tap groups to trigger cascading reactions.
Place pieces with logic to fit ancient patterns.
Rebuild village huts, a ceramic kiln, a jungle library, and even a lighthouse made of amber.
Earn golden blueprints to unlock ancient architecture upgrades.
Add personal touches: hanging shells, mosaic floors, bird perches.
I hit level 102 while recovering from surgery. It gave me a sense of forward motion, even on bad days. I love how rebuilding the village actually changes the vibe of the music.
Level 38 was evil in the best way. I rage-quit, walked the dog, came back, and crushed it. The Cap'n Bramble side story is actually hilarious.
There was a loading bug on older phones (fixed now!), but man — the collapse mode is addictive. Never seen a match-3 game handle pacing so well.
I didn't think I'd care about decorating the village... and now I'm picking coral tile colors at 2AM. Help.
I live on a sailboat, mostly offline. This is one of the few games I can fully enjoy without Wi-Fi. Thank you.
Honestly, the Tiko raccoon is why I downloaded this. I stayed for the quest scrolls and clever puzzle layering.
