Return to the decaying halls of the Martha Estate. After the events of Chapter 1, the legend of Martha and her porcelain collection has only grown darker, and local rumours have turned into a morbid fascination. You play a seasoned urban explorer drawn to the house by its whispered tragedies — not for the thrill, but for the truth. Scattered notes and abandoned gear make it clear you were not the first to come looking, and none of the others came out. The porcelain faces here are not decorations; they are silent hunters.

Chart credential: Steam 250 seven-day chart position #41 for the week of 5 September 2026, up eight places from the previous day. Score 7.08 from 42 reviews at 95 percent positive. Released 1 September 2026.

Key features

A returning house that has been rebuilt

The sequel reuses the location from Chapter 1 but adds expanded rooms, hidden crawlspaces and areas that were previously locked. Reusing a map is usually a cost-saving move that players resent; it works here because the horror depends on you believing you know the layout. A familiar corridor with one new door is more unsettling than an unfamiliar corridor with ten.

Enemies that only move when unobserved

Porcelain dolls as stalkers is a well-worn idea because it solves a real problem in low-budget horror: a static prop costs almost nothing to render and animate, yet carries threat purely through placement. The tension is generated by the player checking behind themselves, which is free, rather than by an AI pursuer, which is not.

Priced for a single sitting

At under four dollars this is built to be finished in one evening and streamed, which is exactly how the first chapter found its audience. That shapes the design: it is short, it front-loads its set pieces, and it does not ask for a systems investment it cannot repay. Judge it as a horror short film rather than a campaign.

Where to find it

Martha’s Dolls 2 is on Steam at $3.39, down 15 percent from $3.99 at the time of writing. Single-player, English language with full audio. View Martha’s Dolls 2 on Steam.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Martha’s Dolls 2 cost?

3.39 dollars on Steam at the time of writing, a 15 percent discount from the 3.99 dollar list price.

Do I need to play the first Martha’s Dolls?

Martha’s Dolls 2 continues directly from the events of Chapter 1 and returns to the same house, so playing the first game gives you the setup and the layout.

Is Martha’s Dolls 2 multiplayer?

No. Steam lists it as single-player only.

What are the enemies in Martha’s Dolls 2?

The porcelain dolls in the estate. The store page describes them as silent hunters rather than decorations.

Who made Martha’s Dolls 2?

AJB Games Studio, who also published it. It released on 1 September 2026.

Who made Martha’s Dolls 2

AJB Games Studio developed Martha’s Dolls 2. You can see their other games and where to follow them on the AJB Games Studio studio page.