The best of the Exmortis series.
Exmortis 2 is, withought a doubt, the best flash in the entire three part series. Not to say that one isn't bad, but this one is the one I started with, and the one that I've played the most.
Right away, even if you've never played number one, it gets you right into the "action". (Even if the action is slow, it's still considered action) Arriving at the church and moving your mouse every which way, reading the different descriptions, seeing the clouds come closer, and even talking to what's-his-face in the booth all give us a tone for the rest of the game.
Sure, there's not much of a story except, "Exmortis come. We try to kill. We fail. We die. Few people left." but for this game, it dosen't matter. You're constantly on the run from them and don't have time to wonder about those things since the first thing you're focused on is surviving.
The ending left me confused, but not by much. More so in, "what just happened?". Besides that, I had a lot of fun and a bit of a jump fright playing through it. The only part I did not enjoy in the least is the puzzle. Yes, I know it is a point-and-click puzzle game, and that's alright. I can deal with going from room to room searching, combining objects etc. I do not like, however, clicking on random patterns in the "dead world" just to make a bridge to jump to a next level. Rinse and repeat around three times.
That, for me, isn't fun. It's a waste of time where I just go look up the answer for online, or if I don't find it, I might just quit the game all together. That didn't happen for this particular game, but for lesser ones it would.
The best part about this game is the simpilest by far. It's all around you, and on top of that it IS interesting. That's moving your mouse around and having the main character describing the scenes around him. What more is there to say? I can't describe how good it makes this game other than, "Go play it and see."
I don't see any way to improve upon this except for removing that one part. If you ever decide to make another Exmortis game, copy this one's formula almost exactly. Exmortis three was a dissapointment which I did not play AT ALL through the first few screnes of the game. If you make another one, please re-do Exmortis three.
If you would have done a four in this style, sure, I'd have lost some story elements, but I think the gameplay can get me back into it as fast as possible.