

2 Volt
Quantized Bit · 2024 · Action, Platformer, Puzzle, Puzzle Platformer, 2.5D
PC
8 user reviews88% · 8
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About 2 Volt
Welcome 2 Volt, the sequel to Volt.
You are refurbished and recharged lithium-ion battery and somehow found yourself back in a fully automated manufacturing facility.
2 Volt is a single-player puzzle game and your goal on each level is to reach the exit.
Use electric beams to Interact with environment and discover its secrets.
You are refurbished and recharged lithium-ion battery and somehow found yourself back in a fully automated manufacturing facility.
2 Volt is a single-player puzzle game and your goal on each level is to reach the exit.
Use electric beams to Interact with environment and discover its secrets.
- Solve puzzles using logic, timing, and skill.
- Discover and earn achievements.
- Experience the physically based world of 2 Volt
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A little jank at times, but overall a pretty entertaining puzzle game! Would recommend!2 found this helpful
This is a neat game with a causal feel. This is the kind of game where you only need puzzle solving skills for the most part, so it is a play at your pace kind of game. Things changed from Volt in 2 Volt in spoiler tag for those who want to find out by playing:[spoiler] There is no more charge for beams so they can be fired an unlimited number of times. No combat or health bar. Mouse only controls to match the casual feel (from my understanding Volt was like this before some update) 3D graphics (IMO they look very nice). [/spoiler]1 found this helpful
Unfinished game with impassible levels.
if you liked Volt 1, you'll like 2 Volt too if you loved Volt 1, you'll hate 2 Volt
bad ass awesome. Wish it was available for Mac /IOS tho. Plus controller compatibility would also be cool... :(
Sweet puzzle-platforming, 95% platforming in terms of difficulty, though a little bit of thinking is required towards the end. 18 levels (with a strange ending that says 'under construction,' as if the game was incomplete; I translate it as 'Expect a sequel.) Plus mysterious achievements (they don't spoil anything) that will keep you busy for longer if that's your thing (I'm a tad curious myself, but not enough to investigate in a replay.) I'm partial to grapple-based physics gameplay, found this one perfectly smooth and responsive, thoroughly enjoyed it, The one improvement I would appreciate is a simple control (click) to cancel a line, instead of a swipe that cuts everything in its path. It's simple, elegant, enjoyable, thus ideal when you're in the mood for a short game.
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