EXIT 2 - Directions

You have to figure out how to get the marbles on the right colors If you played the first game you will like this, this one is even more challenging https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy4zz2QZM3Y

I've played through this game a few times, and will play it more. I love it! Nice level of dfficulty. Tricky, but not frustrating. I had to restart levels I lost, but didn't have to consult a guide.

good puzzle game, can be frustrating. Can still be solved. Good balance.

Exit 2 Directions is the sequel to the original Exit puzzler game. The concept of this game is the exact same one as the first, you start by controlling different coloured marbles and the objective is to get those marbles onto the correct corresponding coloured panels. The difficulty compared to the first Exit game has most definitely increased and this is the type of game where you really have to use your head to think or risk your marbles being destroyed! There is an element of pressure while playing this game due to the time limit, the clock starts ticking as soon as you click on your first marble. You also only get a finite amount of lives and if you use up all your lives.. well it's back to level 1 with you! This may seem daunting to the casual player, thankfully though there is an easy mode which completely disregards these features allowing you to play in a much more relaxed way. Additionally if you want to play in an even more time pressured manner there is also a pro mode which decreases the amount of time you have to complete each level! So what could use improvements? This is of course a very minor thing but i think the menu could be set out a little neater as it lo…

Note: My review for EXIT 2 will appear very similar to my review for the game, EXIT, from the same developer. Why? [i]Because the developer copy + pasted their entire game four times.[/i] It provides little of value to gamers when developers try to get paid for the same game multiple times like this. EXIT 2 - Directions is an older game from 2017. It's a venerable 8 years old at the time of this review. It's a simple "I can't believe it's not a mobile app" puzzle game, the type that's been done a hundred times or more, basically a ripoff of an old 2003 Flash game called "Orbox", the idea is that you push your ball in any of the cardinal directions and it moves until it stops. Negotiate the puzzle levels to run over all the coins etc, touch the required points then land on the exit square. The only differentiators here are a couple of special squares that push you in different directions, and some rather mediocre 3D graphics that aren't much better than the original Flash sprites of the game they're ripping off. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. The game features low-polygon "retro" assets…

I like it.