Toree 2

In fitting with the aesthetic of the era and the bite-sized nature of both titles, this really is just "more Toree 3D" on the whole. Comes out a little better this time, since the levels are more directly designed around speed and give you a better feeling of "flow" overall. On the flipside, collectable stars are now an even more orphaned idea and really don't feel like they matter at all- I avoided most of them straight out of the gate. Honestly, given the price, length, and similarity, you could almost consider Toree 3D and Toree 2 just the front and back halves of a singular game. When you look at things that way the biggest issue I can really identify is that I never really felt compelled to try and collect everything, get S-Rank on the levels or search for hidden content. The pair make for a fun hour long diversion but never really amount to something you want to get stuck into or that feels like it'd be mechanically rewarding to master.

Stopped playing cuz i got scared at that one level

Bigger than a white castle slider but smaller than a whopper this three-bite-burger of a game is a platforming masterpiece and for 99 cents you'd be doing yourself a disservice by NOT playing it. If your taste is refined enough to enjoy this hearty snack then might I direct you to Siactro's itch page? and their other games on this very platform? are you enticed?

It's a pretty good sequel. I think the levels in this one are a lot more fun than the first game, since the mechanics are a bit more slick and less punishing (I really hated the moving cars levels from the first one). The music has also taken a step up. I recognized what I think was a sample that was used in the Sonic Rush games and I really liked the song that plays on the level with the squid in the middle. The bonus levels were a nice bonus too. If you liked the first one, I think you might like this one more.

Right up there with Toree 1, didn't really feel or see any major differences or improvements. Fun experience again.

as i sit here, my 3 story work office, nothing but a concrete jungle greets my eyes as i gaze out my window. the only colors known to me, are a depressing, moody array of grey. while i have considered jumping from such a point many times, i simply do not have the time, nor money for such a decision. i waste my days away in an endless cycle, as if sharpening a blade i may never use, i am not meant for something great. until toree 2, a 99 cent game, seemingly not much to offer to a man like me. "what a joke" i thought to myself, seeing where i had been gifted what seemed to be a cheap excuse of an "experience". as i dove into the colorful environments, and the miles of endless joy, i felt a spark inside me, nothing of great presence. no, nothing strong at all, something akin to a gentle whisper from a mother, guiding you to your bed after a long day. something i had not felt since the death of my own mother. i grew up an orphan on the streets of birmingham, with nothing to my name. all i had, was a single plush toy of a duck. much like our very own tori. this duckly friend was the only companion i had ever known in my adolescence. so as i watch this, "tori" fellow, leaping and boun…