TOEM 2

Return as a curious photographer in the wholesome hand-drawn sequel to TOEM.

Released PC PS5 Nintendo Adventure casual

29 Sept 2026 · $19.99

About TOEM 2

Tie those sneakers and ready your camera, it’s time to set off on a new photo adventure in TOEM 2! Head off on a relaxing journey, spurred on by your newly-awakened passion for discovering and photographing mysterious “events” known as TOEMs. TOEM 2 was crafted to be welcoming for both returning fans of TOEM and those who want to jump in for the first time. Run, jump, and climb your way through all-new cozy environments, uncovering hidden paths, scenic viewpoints, and small details waiting to be discovered. The world is built to reward curiosity, so take your time and wander wherever your camera leads you. Encounter a cast of new quirky characters and adorable critters along your journey. Lend a hand to new faces, create lasting friendships, and catalogue your memories as you go along. Your camera has gotten an upgrade! Not only can you snap pictures to solve puzzles, uncover secrets, and document your discoveries, you can also use them in more unconventional ways, with new attachments letting you overcome various problems in each region. Fill your journal with stamps as you complete quests, document discoveries, and expand your critter compendium. Each stamp is not only a reminder of the little wonders you’ve uncovered along the way — they’re also your ticket to unlocking the next region.

• Steam Achievements
• Full controller support
• Steam Cloud
• Stats
• Family Sharing

Gameplay

Toem 2 follows the unnamed photographer from Toem, several years after their first journey. The protagonist learns that the Whirling Birch is about to bloom during the Whirlhill Festival and leaves Homelanda to photograph the event. The journey takes the player through several regions, including Cropten, Taletorp and Deltburg. Residents offer quests that generally involve photographing particular animals, people or objects. Completing quests earns stamps, which are used to obtain tickets allowing travel to subsequent regions. As in the first game, exploration generally takes place from an elevated perspective, while using the camera switches to a first-person viewfinder. The sequel allows the protagonist to run, jump and climb, making it possible to explore areas that would previously have been inaccessible. The camera remains the main means of completing quests. Players photograph subjects to satisfy requests and solve puzzles, while attachments acquired during the journey allow the camera to perform other tasks. For example, aiming the camera at particular objects can hammer nails or turn screws, allowing players to repair buildings and plumbing. Some quests require players to use these abilities across several locations or return to previously visited areas. The player's journal records completed quests and photographed creatures. Players can also find collectible clothing, including costumes referencing other independent games, and take photographs outside the requirements of individual quests. A minimap helps players navigate the environments, which include larger indoor areas than those in the first game.