You will face many different types of enemies, obstacles, and even sometimes angry shopkeepers. Avoiding death is the hard part – this is not an easy game. The basic idea of Spelunky 2 is to reach the end of a number of levels, grab as much treasure as you can, and to avoid death while doing so. There are fun hints as to more which you’ll find as you go through the game, but we’re here for the gameplay. We’re on the moon and once more in the ever-changing levels. It’s more of a premise than a story, but I feel like that’s all we need here. Spelunky 2 has Ana exploring the caves and what lies below them. Much like the last game, time and death seem to work differently in the cave. They never returned though.Īna set off after him and found that they went into a cave on the moon. To the point that he built a spaceship and set off to explore it. Spelunky Guy found himself haunted by dreams of the moon after his last adventure. You can choose between various unlockable characters though. She has followed in his footsteps in becoming a spelunker. To the Moonįor story purposes, you play the game as Ana, the child of the original Spelunky Guy and Tina. Frequent deaths, frustrating losses, and an addictive one-more-turn feel that can keep you up into the early hours. For those of you who haven’t touched this rogue-lite before, you’re in for an experience. Following the success of the former game, Spelunky 2 has released. I knew starting this review that I was going to see a lot of it.

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