Summary
The highly anticipated sequel to last year’s PC hit, Puzzler World 2 brings more puzzles, new games, fun rewards and an all new Master Mode.
Created by the same team that developed the original Puzzler World, the team were able to flex their development muscles and improve on every section in the game. With a revised selection of puzzles and mini-games, brand new Master Mode, a new reward structure and the inclusion of trophies – Puzzler World 2 takes the highly addictive franchise to a whole new level.
Each puzzle completed unlocks a bonus game which in turn rewards the player with the all-new prize wheel. Players spin the wheel and see what prize they can earn. Players can win hint tokens that can then be used to buy help if they get stuck on tricky puzzles.
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Puzzler World 2 Reviews & Ratings
Where the hell did I get so many puzzle games from…? Actually, in fairness I did buy this game for like 99p in the sales and as far asWhere the hell did I get so many puzzle games from…? Actually, in fairness I did buy this game for like 99p in the sales and as far as game-play goes it is an improvement on Puzzler World, simply because of the further types of puzzle added to the game… The presentation of Puzzler World 2 is also much (much) sharper which doesn't make it quite as ugly as it’s predecessor… However, it is virtually an extended version of Puzzler World 1. The main difference is this game has extra added bugs (what fun?) which results in one achievement being completely un-achievable and some in game navigation issues! The £9.99 price tag is a massive no-no though!
The programming is disastrous for a game so basic. Everything seems amateur in this game (graphics, user interface, sounds, playability TechThe programming is disastrous for a game so basic. Everything seems amateur in this game (graphics, user interface, sounds, playability Tech support doesn't answer. Bugs aren't corrected. Don't buy it.
Puzzler World 2 is, unsurprisingly, a framework for several different types of puzzles.The Sudoku works, and lets you take basic notes, butPuzzler World 2 is, unsurprisingly, a framework for several different types of puzzles.The Sudoku works, and lets you take basic notes, but it's not the best Sudoku game out there. The Crosswords are very difficult, because this is very obviously a UK-made game, and you would need a lot of UK-specific knowledge to solve them. Link-A-Pix puzzles are pretty neat, and the big ones get very challenging. The rest are too simple for an experienced puzzle solver, even at their hardest.The interface isn't very good, but it works well enough. The puzzle instructions are insufficient, but most puzzles aren't that hard. The bonus puzzle/hint system is enjoyable, and necessary if you're not an expert at UK crosswords. Master Mode lets you cut right to the toughest challenges. There are definitely enough puzzles to keep you busy for a while.This is definitely for puzzle fans only, but caters to beginners, casuals, and experts. Probably not worth $10, but great to pick up on sale.
| Release Date | September 1, 2011 |
| Publisher | Ideas Pad, Merge Games |
| Content Rated | E (Everyone) |
| Game Modes | Single player |
| Genres | Puzzle, Strategy, Indie |
| Platforms | Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows) |
