Prisoner 2

Prisoner 2 is a remake of "The Prisoner".
Gameplay.
In 1982, Edu-Ware released a second version of the game, entitled, "Prisoner 2", with color and improved graphics (all high-resolution), which replaced the original's top-down perspective with a first-person view. In addition to the Apple II, this version was also available on the Atari 8-bit and IBM PC platforms. While sometimes incorrectly considered a sequel due to its title, "Prisoner 2" was essentially the same as the first "Prisoner" game, only with updated graphics and a limited number of design changes, several of which referenced other games:
Reception.
Jeff Rovin for "Videogaming Illustrated" said that "A great piece of computergaming from both a design point of view and as a challenge, though the lack of originality is disappointing."
C.J. Thorns for "ANALOG Computing" said that ""Prisoner II" is a superb package (I dare not call it a "game") that should provide weeks of entertainment. It goes far beyond the traditional "collect the right combination of treasures" adventure, and includes some diabolical arcade-like sequences to frustrate you even more."
Jeff Hurlburt for "SoftSide" said that ""Prisoner 2" is a superbly crafted adventuring experience. Surely among the more complex computer games, it will repay the involved player with hours of enjoyment in a variety of imaginative, challenging, often humorous scenarios."
"Softalk" said that "You have been forewarned. The time and patient you devote to delving into the mysteries of the Island will be well spent. Be seeing you."
"Prisoner 2" was voted the fourth most popular fantasy game in the annual "Softalk" reader poll in its 1982 poll.