The Perplexing Orb 2

There's a lot to like in The Perplexing Orb 2! You certainly roll an orb around an assortment of levels that generally increase in difficulty over time. It has some rough edges, but I'm happy with the time I spent with it. If you're a prospective buyer, I might suggest throwing it on your wishlist and waiting for it to go on sale, as $10 for a ~2 hour game to 100% is a bit of a tough ask. Best of luck to TreeFall in their future endeavors! I wrote a much longer review here: [url=https://pastebin.com/iRG2Xmh1]Pastebin Review Link[/url]

This is a great fallow up to the first perplexing orb game. The controls are more accurate to it's acceleration and some of the stages are pretty challenging. There are certain levels that requires you to use certain abilities in order to reach the goal along with unusual twists and turns that makes the game more challenging. The worlds themselves have some life in them when compare to the first and the music blends mostly well with the environment. Lastly, the game over screen is pretty refreshing. Instead of a picture with the button options whether you want to continue or not, you can choose whether to reach the goal to continue the game or fall off to quit. Overall, it's a great sequel and I highly recommend it.

The Perplexing Orb 2 is nothing short of a massive glow-up from the first game. The rolling mechanics are tighter, the physics feel smoother, and the new abilities like shrinking, growing, and magnet traversal completely change the way you approach levels. Every stage feels like it was designed to surprise you, with clever layouts and challenges that constantly push you to experiment. The addition of a hubworld, unlockable skins, and a stacked set of 75 levels make this feel like a much bigger, more polished experience than the original. What really sells it is how much fun it is to play. Whether you’re cruising through the story mode, chasing achievements, or jumping into multiplayer races and arena battles, it’s just pure, addictive fun. The Perplexing Orb 2 takes the charm of the first game and transforms it into something far more ambitious—it’s bigger, better, and an absolute must-play if you’re even remotely into puzzle platformers.