
Bloo Kid 2 is a classic 2D retro-style platformer experience with lovely designed pixel-graphics and a full chiptune soundtrack. Run, jump and swim your way through five huge worlds with twelve levels each. Master brutal bossfights and discover lots of secrets in the world of Bloo Kid 2.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian
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I literally fell in LOVE with this game back in the day. Bloo Kid and Bloo Kid 2 are the best android video games imo. But this Steam port... nah. It doesn't even open! So don't buy it.
Внезапно не хочется ставить этой игре положительный обзор. С одной стороны она сделана как будто по идеальному шаблону марио-like игр, что даже придраться не к чему. Но в то же время есть ощущение, что 99%, кто в нее играл, просто прошли несколько уровней и дропнули, просто потому, что она ничем не цепляет. И так и есть. Ну напишу я положительный обзор, а смысл, если игру я дропнул, как и все остальные люди, не наиграв и больше часа.
This definitely does a decent job at mastering the feel of a more retro platformer game. It has sounds, music, and graphics that go well together, and the level design is usually pretty good. Even with the limited amount of total levels, there is plenty of replayability, as there are several goals to complete for each level. I appreciate this game's take on "intermission" levels. These are what might be a "tower" or "castle" level in other games, including some Super Mario Bros games. In this game, however, several of them are more than just another level. These intermissions are often unique challenges that are very fun. Unfortunately, this game suffers from some visual issues. First of all, the camera is pretty annoying. It's relatively slow, and going back and forth for 3 seconds can give you a headache. There's also a significant problem, at least for me, with screen tearing. Maybe it doesn't like >60 FPS, not sure. Overall, pretty good game, just with a few small issues that you could probably ignore. My final verdict is an 7.5/10 [Good]
Très bon mario like, on prends plaisir à jouer à ce petit jeu sympathique tant par ses graphismes que sa musique, très bonne jouabilité, le mystère reste entier pour avoir les 5 étoiles à chaque fois pour ma part.
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just good. Polished, bugfree, no friction. Just pure simple entertainment, that would have been a classic if it was released in the 90s.
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If you are fond of retro games, and want another game to pass the time with, Bloo Kid 2 may be for you. While it may not be impressive from a technological standpoint, nor does it bring many new ideas to the table, this game is able to hold up well and stand out against the other games on the sea of borderline Mario rip-offs. While calling this game original may be a stretch, I would also say that calling it a rip off of the popular franchise would also be a stretch. At it's core, Bloo Kid 2 is a homage game, made for people wanting to relive the games of the retro era. The chip tune soundtrack of this game is upbeat and fun to listen to. The sound effects, while harsh to the ears sometimes, fit well into the game. The controls are tight and easy to learn, and with five worlds, each with nine levels, and three extra levels, with each level having nine challenges to complete, this game has a surprising amount of game play and can keep one entertained for hours. Overall, I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a fun, inexpensive platformer to pass the time with, or anyone looking to relive some childhood nostalgia. I'd rate this game at a 7.5/10
Played this game since release (on a different type of device) and now i want to 100% the game
Quite the fun nostalgia trip. I first played this game back when it came out on the 3DS, but I never finished it because of that bloody cart ride. After finding out this one re-released on Steam, though, I gave it another try and finally bested it! This game is pretty tough, even on easy difficulty you're probably gonna die at least five times. This one certainly isn't for the faint of heart, but at the same time it's nothing on the same level as N+. Oh yeah, graphics music and controls. All good. There are serious screen tearing issues on larger displays, but playing in Windowed gets rid of them. If you want it to be larger at that point, use the Magnifier. I'm dead serious, it works.
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