Like Leeloo and bacon cheeseburgers before it, the first Puzzle Agent was "for lack of a better word, perfect". However, it wasn't perfect enough. Personally, I want to see a less linear story, with more investigation. I haven't played many TellTale games, but from S&M 104, I got a feeling they're capable of exploration gameplay (for better or worse). Also, if they plan on making Puzzle Agent a thing which I'm all for, they've got to improve their art design. Annable's design is fantastic - I love the look of Tethers, the Hidden People, Davner, et all, but zooming in on pixelated pencil drawings ain't pretty. Either draw every frame in the game or develop some kind of middleware (speedpencil.com isn't taken). And, as a final aside, I hope they bring back the characters and hence their voice actors, specifically Sheriff Bahg. That guy was hi-LAY-rious. 
 
PS Note that it's called Puzzle Agent 2, not Puzzle Agent, Season 1 Episode 2, which frankly is kind of a bummer. If that distinction can be extrapolated, it seems that they're going to finish the Scoggins story (in 2, or 3, or...) and that'll be the end of that. I'd love to see FBI's Department of Puzzles Research Top Agent be sent out into the field into other locations as well, to solve other mysteries. I hear Greenvale has hella puzzles...

I just want it to be longer, with more varied puzzle types. If I have to box in any more damn bugs I'm gonna be pissed. Speaking of which, I felt like a number of the puzzles weren't very clear about what they wanted from you. Four or five times, I solved a puzzle correctly and submitted it, only to be rejected because it turned out my presupposition about the rules of the puzzle was incorrect. It's really deflating when you miss a puzzle because of that, as opposed to when you just weren't thinking it all the way through and you have that sense of satisfaction and accomplishment when you finally figure out what had you stumped. Instead, you just end up feeling cheated.
 
I suppose a bit more of actual adventure game overworld puzzlesolving instead of the completely linear "Now I need to go here, so I'll open my map and then click on it and I'm there"-style overworld design of the first game.
 
As for the art style, I really enjoyed the low-fps look of it, but like you said, zooming in on the pixelated art doesn't look so good.

Puzzles.

" I just want it to be longer, with more varied puzzle types. If I have to box in any more damn bugs I'm gonna be pissed. Speaking of which, I felt like a number of the puzzles weren't very clear about what they wanted from you. Four or five times, I solved a puzzle correctly and submitted it, only to be rejected because it turned out my presupposition about the rules of the puzzle was incorrect. It's really deflating when you miss a puzzle because of that, as opposed to when you just weren't thinking it all the way through and you have that sense of satisfaction and accomplishment when you finally figure out what had you stumped. Instead, you just end up feeling cheated. I suppose a bit more of actual adventure game overworld puzzlesolving instead of the completely linear "Now I need to go here, so I'll open my map and then click on it and I'm there"-style overworld design of the first game.  As for the art style, I really enjoyed the low-fps look of it, but like you said, zooming in on the pixelated art doesn't look so good. "

" Puzzles. "

" @RJPelonia said:

" Puzzles. "

And an Agent. "

All stated above but longer, more varied puzzles and clearer explanation of what some of the puzzles want from you. Really enjoyed the first one so looking forward to it.

I guess I just want more of the same, really. It would be nice if it was a bit longer and had more varied puzzles. Also, more screams.

Same as most mention (but maybe still keep it lowframes). And also increase the puzzle difficulty slightly. The first one was too easy, and most would be solved in 1 tries. The one exeption would be a puzzle I could understand what I was supposed to do. Not even when guessing the right answer did I get it.

" Same as most mention (but maybe still keep it lowframes). And also increase the puzzle difficulty slightly. The first one was too easy, and most would be solved in 1 tries. The one exeption would be a puzzle I could understand what I was supposed to do. Not even when guessing the right answer did I get it. "

Time to revitalize this here thread.

I just want more of it. and by "it" I mean that astronaut guy.