My Name is Mayo 2

Apparently, one adventure involving a jar of mayonnaise wasn't enough. So here I am... once again clicking Mayo. Thankfully, My Name is Mayo 2 knows exactly what it is and doesn't pretend to be anything else. It's silly, self-aware and packed with the same offbeat humour that made the first game surprisingly entertaining. The gameplay hasn't changed much, and honestly, that's exactly what I wanted. You click the jar, unlock costumes, uncover more bizarre little stories and collect another generous helping of achievements along the way. The writing regularly breaks the fourth wall, the jokes never take themselves seriously and even the game's own descriptions seem determined to remind you just how ridiculous the whole thing is. It isn't trying to revolutionise gaming, and that's perfectly fine. Sometimes you just want twenty or thirty minutes of harmless nonsense that puts a smile on your face. With its low price, easy achievements and plenty of quirky humour, My Name is Mayo 2 delivers exactly that. If you enjoyed the first game, there's every chance you'll enjoy spending a little more time with everyone's favourite existential jar of mayonnaise.

sexy Mayo x2

It is a very good game it cured my cancer

IM STARTING TO LIKE BEING A MAYO GOOD STUFF TO LOVE ABOUT IT ● it got great short stories and fun stuff to discover ● the humor is so weird yet funny and keep you entertained ● the achievements are simple and nice ●easy fun cheap game about a mayo totally worth my 30 minutes

This game was gifted to me by a friend, for which I am grateful. The gift giver has no affiliation to developer or publisher, and this review is unsolicited. I'm not certain if it's just me, but this one felt like a sophomore slump. It's not an aversion to the premise of the game, but I didn't enjoy it so much this time around. might've been the minigames.

Mayo 2.