But early on Goal's personality cartridge gets split into three, causing Goal to become three different characters, interchangeable in the same body. This time things pick up with Rufus and Goal back on Deponia, this time on a floating black market island, attempting yet again to escape. He pratted around a bit, met an arch enemy called Cletus, and then it sort of ended. In the first game Rufus met Goal, a sort of robot-elf lady thing, whose head contained vital codes for something or other. Rufus is an unliked loser, part-time inventor, and the man who believes is to save Deponia from being destroyed by the evil Organon - Elysium residents who want the planet blown up. The story is of a trash planet called Deponia, above which floats an idyllic city called Elysium. Partly suffering from middle-episode syndrome, and partly just being a generally poorer game, this second, shorter adventure focuses pretty much on what the first game got wrong, and little else. So what about this time, with sequel Chaos On Deponia? Here's wot I think: A German point and click adventure from Daedalic, it managed to wobble along the line of decent and frustrating, mostly making up for its biggest mistakes with some fun puzzles, decent voice acting, and a good number of laughs. It really is only three months since the first part of the Deponia trilogy was released.
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