Slayaway Camp 2

What even is this? It doesn't even feel like slayaway camp anymoere. In the original you moved until you hit something that would stop movement in that direction so a lot of the puzzle was how to get your character in the right position. Now you just have free movement in any direction one square at a time and it honestly trivializes a lot of puzzles. It's not like there's nothing good, but it just doesn't feel interesting to me, certainly not as the previous. I'll be refunding this.

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A number of positive and negative changes from the previous Slayaway Camp add up to a bit of a downgrade for me, but still with a clear recommendation. Visual are not an eyesore this time. However, animations become a bit of a pain since they cannot be skipped any more, thus watched hundreds of times each. Most of them aren't short either. Mini-games are now numerous, when it was just the one prior. I get that variety is a plus for those who like that kind of stuff but, for me, we lose the simplicity of mouse-only single button control, and the chance to improve through repetition. Let's also mention the high chances of disliking certain mini-games, combined with the inability to exclude those from the randomised cycles. I would have preferred the removal of mini-games entirely, since I come for puzzles. And I got my wish granted: all arcade can be won automatically; it's like skipping, only with a bit of time wasted to unlock every unlockable. Verdict: mini-games upgraded. Puzzles have lost the feature I liked the most: the slippery floors. They join the inferior ranks of Sokoban classics, with a hundred times the number of steps, the laborious pushing of crates, the undo/rewin…

The puzzles are easier than the first game (which I don't mind) and there's a built-in hint system if you really need it. More importantly, this one has proper cloud saving (unlike the first one), and is generally a bit more polished on PC. Runs great on every machine I've thrown it on. A perfect game for Steam Deck.

New mechanics along with switching to single-tile movement for the second game made it much more difficult compared to the original. There aren't any challenges for completing levels efficiently, but victims still run away until they hit an obstacle, so trapping them requires set-up of varying complexity. You will be pushing crates, rolling boulders, launching lawn-mowers, and scaring small animals to manipulate level layouts to your advantage. Often doing so while walking on breakable tiles which call for planning one's path carefully. Some levels contain an optional machete to be obtained for a little challenge and a corresponding achievement. In addition to the relatively "talentless", base character, there are three new types, each with a unique mechanic. One of them can throw a projectile to take out a victim or a wooden crate, another one can leave a stationary zombie ally in place of a victim, and the third type can pass through some obstacles. Unfortunately, because the game is a pretty strict puzzler, the choice of character type is dictated by a chosen level. Undoing last move is unlimited, and every level features a hint and a full video solution. There doesn't seem t…

Very wonderful game, make it fun and simple but keep the same concept also add circus mayhem for a new thingy. Kind Regards roonye