Bloody Trapland 2: Curiosity

A Great Game to play with friends, But you have to make sure one of them is spectacular at playing this game or otherwise you won't pass the levels and would just make you rage forever.

[h1]An upgrade from the first game in every way :D[/h1] Blood Trapland 2: Curiosity is, just like the first game, a precision platformer with fun obstacles, improved artwork, better level design and an overall fun experience. In comparison to the first game, there aren't any major gameplay aspects/bugs that made my gameplay experience worse. The gameplay and difficulty are definitely more lenient than in the first game, but I wouldn't say that makes it any better or worse. It doesn’t have any standout levels that are outrageously harder than the rest of the world you’re on, meaning the difficulty ramp up is a nice and constant increase, which is something I am a big fan of! This game introduces a few new mechanics that keep things feeling new, for example, the slide jump and the bosses at the end of each world. Since there are more new obstacles added into the game as well as the level design just being straight up improved, that means every single level felt at the very least somewhat different from the last one played. Boss levels were all really different from eachother too, which had me excited to see what the next premise would be, along with the fact that they got more and more gameplay wise for me! The only real bugs I had were all to do with the multiplayer, which was a bit janky in my experience. What I mean by that, is that whenever you would make a game and invite a friend, sometimes it just wouldn't work until you restarted your lobby, which is a small thing to be honest. The bigger bug had to do with the collectible items you needed (coins or gems), where if your friends had played before and may have had collected them on their own file, the game would sometimes register them as already collected or inserted into the required places, which can be pretty annoying. Overall, the game is a genuine improvement in every aspect I can think of, and it's only a little bit more expensive than the first one on sale. I'd say the second game is definitely the better choice to play if you're stuck between the two, but that's still your choice at the end of the day!