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The Man in The High Castle Season Two

SCORE: 53

Things really start to pick up in The Man in The High Castle Season Two. Joe meets his father, and Obergruppenführer John Smith unearths a major plot in the Third Reich. Juliana meets The Man in The High Castle. That makes her very valuable to both the Nazis and the Japanese. She applies for assylum with the Nazis because the Resistance is trying to kill her. There is plenty of action and intrigue in The Man in The High Castle Season Two.

The issues families will have with The Man in The High Castle Season Two are violence, blood, bad language, enticement to lust, lack of attire, nudity, drug use, attacks on God, attacks on people of faith, sex outside of marriage and more. The young people Berlin scene is sort of similar to the "free love" movement in America in the 1960s. I question if such a thing would actually happen in that situation based on the brainwashing from the Nazi party.

SPOILER ALERT! Adolph Hitler dies in The Man in The High Castle Season Two. His immediate successor has a logical plan to conquer Japan and then have humanity work as one toward common goals. The whole Tower of Babel kind of thing. We see all of the films from The Man in The High Castle. We see a lot of great ideas and splendor coming from the Nazis. I do question the lack of technological progress in this universe. The Germans made all kinds of advancements in World War II. Why would they stop after winning the war?

There is a scary flashback in The Man in The High Castle Season Two where we see Washington DC hit with an atomic bomb. Both the Japanese and the Germans want to have one final war where one side wins and takes the planet. Traveling to our world is also shown in The Man in The High Castle Season Two. The Trade Minister even gets one of his wishes fulfilled thanks to that traveling.

The Resistance still looks bad in The Man in The High Castle Season Two. In fact in some ways they look worse with the bombing at the central high command building is a great example. The Japanese and Nazis are made to look generally reasonable in The Man in The High Castle Season Two. The idealogy of killing people with "defects" is one of the most disturbing threads in The Man in The High Castle Season Two.
- Paul

Graphics: 47%
Sound: 52%
Replay/Extras: 50%
Gameplay: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 58%

System: Amazon Prime
Publisher: Amazon Studios
Developer: Scott Free Productions
Rating: ‘16+’ for SIXTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Alcohol Use, Foul Language, Smoking, Violence}

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