About This Game "The game’s flow from challenge to discovery is a masterwork for the genre ..." - Ars TechnicaEscape Goat 2 is a puzzle platformer game where you use machinery, the environment, and a friendly mouse to progress through a dungeon.Overview: None have overcome the Stronghold of Toragos... will you be the first goat to do so? Escape Goat 2 is the follow-up to the critically-acclaimed 2011 indie game, featuring more than double the content: larger rooms, HD graphics, dynamic lighting, and a host of devilish new traps. Pick your path through the massive Stronghold, divided into ten unique zones. Worry not, brave Goat, for you have a friend on this mission: Your immortal mouse familiar can crawl to otherwise unreachable areas, to hit switches and distract enemies. Use your wits, reason, reflexes and courage to overcome each room, and save your friends from an eternal slumber... Over 100 rooms of puzzles, traps, and sheeply lore With destructible and movable walls, the rooms take on many forms as you manipulate hidden machinery to reach the exit Fully hand-drawn, hi-def art and animation, brought to life with a custom lighting engine Epic 90's Redbook Audio soundtrack, featuring guest track by Disasterpeace (composer, FEZ)Listen to the soundtrack! 7aa9394dea Title: Escape Goat 2Genre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:MagicalTimeBeanPublisher:Double Fine PresentsRelease Date: 24 Mar, 2014 Escape Goat 2 Crack Code Activation escape goat 2 room 9-8. escape goat 2 6-7. escape goat 2 walkthrough. escape goat 2 6-9. escape goat 2 room 7-4. escape goat 2 7-4. escape goat 2 9-11. escape goat 2 secret. escape goat 2 wiki. escape goat 2 9-2. escape goat 1 vs 2. escape goat 2 skidrow. escape goat 2 room 9-5. escape goat 2 room 9-4. escape goat 2 1-10. escape goat 2 9-11. escape goat 2 9-10. escape goat 2 ps4. escape goat 2 1-10. escape goat 2 ign. escape goat 2 9-8. escape goat 2 mutators. escape goat 2 4-9. escape goat 2 download. escape goat 2 9-5. escape goat 2 room 7-6 PROS: The presentation is amazing. The visuals are great, and the music is wonderful. It really makes the experience something extra. The puzzles in the main chambers are actually clever, though mostly for the first 3/4.CONS: The controls are a bit loose and floaty, and to make it worse, you have ice physics. That's bad enough, but ice physics in ice platforming is horrible. The last chunk of the game also falls into trial and error, causing many unnecessary deaths.ACHIEVEMENTS: Challenging, but easily manageable, save for the Special chambers.A wonderful puzzle game, an overall enjoyable experience, however marred in the end by loose controls, horrible pixel perfect special stages, and trial and error game play.. Atmospheric art and music, with the same type of puzzles as Escape Goat - but with new twists to increase the re-playability. I liked the pixel art charm of Escape Goat but EG2 is good in other ways. The map and variety of level types make you want to play just one more level. And the menu allowing you to change the jump settings means that the ragequitters out there can take a breather. The sheep from Escape Goat 1 are still cuter.. Prefer the first one, though.. This is a game I only play occasionally when I want to relax and I'm not in the mood for playing anything else. That's not a bad thing, that's just the role it has for me and it serves it extremely well. It's a 2D side scrolling puzzle platformer. There's no direct combat (though you can be killed), the game is more about block puzzles, figuring out what you need to move, where and the correct timing. It's pretty simple at first but after a few sets of levels, things get a little more challening with puzzles really requiring players to know the ins and outs of mechanics, sometimes forcing the player to learn new things as they come up with a solution.Each puzzle is satisfying and so far, not frustrating in the slightest. The visuals are really charming and the music is just nice and relaxing, it doesn't make you feel at all rushed.I think my favourite thing about it is the game just doesn't get boring for me and it fits into my life perfectly, being there for whenever I need it without feeling like I'm forgetting anything. If I'm stuck for something to play or just not having a great week, I can put this on and even though it doesn't solve those problems, it's a nice way to spend some time.I highly recommend picking this game up. It's not very expensive at full price and is worth every penny.. A really enjoyable puzzle/action platformer. The level types vary from those that take close attention and consideration to those that require precise movement and timing. Thankfully the controls are tight and responsive, and there is little penalty for dying. Even the most difficult rooms that take many tries go smoothly since restarts are so quick and painless. The world has a slight exploration feel to it, and you can easily re-visit earlier sections to find secret rooms that you missed before. I'd recommend this to anyone who enjoys puzzle/action games.. Tim Schafer's Escape Goat 2 is your game is you're into puzzle plataformer. The main course to the exit is pretty easy to accomplish, but the 100% is quite enjoyable and difficult enough.The aestetics and gamepleay are fine, and, the Linux client gave me no problem.. Best game about goats of the year (GOATY)Which suprisingly has more than one contender.. I am not a fan of platformers but I love this.+Great mood / art+Mechanics+Nice puzzlesIndie gem!. EDIT! It has been confirmed that the Level Editor is coming. So scratch that complaint. The game also (SPOILERS!!) do implement some new features, and is significantly larger than the first game. So i am changing this to a recommend. My stance on the graphic withstands none the less.Stay clear!! If you own the original Escape Goat, don´t buy this. If you don´t own the original, buy that instead of this downgrade.By all means an inferior game than the original Escape Goat, which i absolutely adored. From what i can concern, there is absolutely no new features what so ever. Calling it a sequel is actually misleading, since it´s the exact same game but with LESS content. You read that part correctly, Escape Goat 2 is LESS of a game than it´s predecessor. Why? Because the developer (s) removed the Level Editor! The original boasted an easy to use, yet extremely powerful level editor that allowed you to create anything the original campaign could offer. You could even create your own campaign by chaining the levels together. Escape Goat 2 have no level editor what so ever.That´s right, they removed the ONE feature that allowed a wonderful community to grow up around this game. Maybe they realised that a level editor would make any DLC obsolete. Worse yet, well no not worse, the omission of the level editor is the main offender, but the new graphics aren´t really up to snuff.The original had pixel perfect, atmospheric and gorgeous sprite art. The sequel is still made out of sprites, but it is all convoluted in an unnecessary comic look. The original had a sense of mystique, an omnious almost gothic vibe. This game looks like your random, kid friendly iOS game. To add insult to injury, the lightning effects obscures the playing field. It´s not always clear what is what, and while it certainly ain´t no big problem, the new graphics diminished the enjoyment of the game, at least in my case. It´s also unnecessary demanding! The first game i could run on my MacAir with perfect framerate and hardly any CPU usage. This game chugs even at the lowest graphics setting, and is setting my fan on fire.So there you go. Take a game with a wonderful premise, because the basic gameplay behind Escape Goat is truly amazing, disguise it in less beautiful and more demanding graphics. Remove half of the content. (One could argue the level editor was more than half really), and up the price. And there you have it folks. Escape Goat 2.
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