Toree 2

Toree 2 is bigger and better than the first game. The level design is better and their themes are pretty good looking. Also it added some christmas themed levels, which were fun. Neat, also I love Glitchy

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.

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?