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Bloo Kid 2 is a classic 2D retro-style platformer experience with lovely designed pixel-graphics and a full chiptune soundtrack. Run, jump and swim your way through five huge worlds with twelve levels each. Master brutal bossfights and discover lots of secrets in the world of Bloo Kid 2.

After rescuing his girlfriend from the hands of the evil wizard, Bloo Kid and Pink Girl enjoy life with their newborn "Pink Kid". But then, a whole new adventure starts just out of the bloo...

Originally released as a mobile game, Bloo Kid 2 now makes it's way to the world of Desktop Gaming. The STEAM version includes 15 challenging bonus levels that can be unlocked ingame when you have collected enough stars.

Bloo Kid 2 features:

five worlds with twelve levels each
handcrafted, colorful pixel-graphics
a full chiptune soundtrack
epic boss battles
tons of secrets

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Title: Bloo Kid 2
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
winterworks GmbH
Publisher:
winterworks GmbH
Release Date: 6 Mar, 2014

English,French,Italian,German,Dutch,Portuguese,Russian

It\u2019s a platformer for platformers\u2019 sake.

It\u2019s completely generic, almost artistically so, but at the same time I found nothing objectionable whatsoever. That\u2019s kind of impressive.

No gimmicks, weapons, or special moves\u2026 just you and your double-jump. It reminded me of 90s-era Apogee games like Commander Keen for its art style and simplistic controls.

The levels are very short, but are collect-a-thons. If you rush through the game on the easiest difficulty, you can beat the whole thing in about an hour. But if you aim for completion, you\u2019ll find dozens and dozens of clever puzzle situations created by devious level design, and they\u2019re quite satisfying to conquer. It can take up to 20 hours to fully complete.

In order to fully complete a level, you must accomplish 6 objectives: collect all gold stars, collect 3 secret stars, kill every enemy, finish with full health, finish under a time limit, and pop a missable balloon near the exit. Thankfully, the game does not force you to do all of these objectives during the same playthrough; you can do them completely at your own pace.

The only things locked by completion are the bonus levels. You\u2019ll never have to backtrack to unlock story levels.

No life limits. If you use checkpoints creatively, you can retry missable objectives indefinitely without playing the whole level over.

No damage knockback whatsoever! It might feel a little awkward at first, but I found it a breath of fresh air.

I\u2019d give Bloo Kid 2 a 6.8 \/ 10. It was surprisingly fun to achievement hunt. I couldn't put it down, and I feel like I\u2019m going to miss it once it\u2019s over. I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys aiming for 100% completion, whether you\u2019re an achievement hunter or not.

There\u2019s nothing new or revolutionary here, but at the same time I found almost nothing I would consider shoddy or unfair. It uses its simple elements and stage design to convey a ton of creative tricks, both expected and unexpected. I feel like this game could serve as someone\u2019s introduction to standard platform game tropes, and I think that\u2019s really cool.. This is a straight up run, jump, collect the stuff and get to the exit game with a boss at the end of each set of levels. There are several goals for each level such as collect all the stars, kill all the enemies, finish before the clock runs out, etc. There is a single checkpoint about half way through each level.

It is quite fun, and frustrating at times, in a good way. The controls are tight and I have no complaints about the game play.

Two minor points:

1) When you pick up a heart or a power up (or when the power up fades) the whole game freezes while it makes a sound. This is apparently by design and not a glitch. It only last about a half of a second but it throws my timing off and I sometimes get hit because of it.

2) Occasionally, and randomly, the whole game starts chugging and stuttering for a second or two. It doesn't seem to be related to the number of enemeis on the screen. I don't know what language it's written in, but it is possibly just garbage collection. It only happens once, or rarely twice per level and it doesn't usually cause too much of a problem, but is very noticable when it happens.

I've been playing almost two hours and I'm not quite half way through it. It defintely gets tougher and takes longer as you go, and I've made no special effort to complete any of the goals yet. I'm just getting to the exit asap on this run.

This is a port of a mobile game, but it's virtually unnoticable. It plays as well as any other PC game of this type.

Edit: And then I get to the mine cart levels about 3.2 hours in to it and quit. I still had $3.39 worth of fun and still recommend it if you don't mind long, trial and error, jumping from cart-to-cart sequences, but after about 25 tries I have moved on.

Edit 2: I got bored and powered through that terrible cart level. Then a few levels later, there was an even worse cart level (much worse.) I nearly threw my gamepad several times, but I was commited at that point and finally made it and finished the game on normal in 5.3 hours. Probably one full hour of that was the two cart levels.

I don't think the cart levels should be there at all since it's otherwise a straight platformer, but it's still a fun game overall.. Bloo Kid 2 has great music, nice graphics, and tight controls. But I just didn't find myself enjoying the levels (I made it through about 2 of the worlds) or the enemies. But for the price--especially on sale--it might be worth a look if you are fan of platformers and want to try something new.. As soon as I started playing Bloo Kid 2 I was hooked. The little things like camera movement, parralax backgrounds and chraracter physics make it a pleasure to play. I bought the game whimsically a while ago betting that I'll eventually try it.

I still often find myself booting up the Sega Master System to play Sonic, Asterix, Mickey Mouse, Wonder Boy, Monster World, Alex Kidd and this game really achieves the same experience. I would wager the devs drew from their times playing some of these titles.

I bet that so many more people would play this if they only knew about it.

I think I have a gambling problem.. Takes a lot for me to be really moved by a game but this has to be it. The music, the atmosphere its just gorgeous and I wish there was more games like this and not the utter trash that is found on steam. It gives me such that buzz you get from a real classic nostalgic feeling. Nothing about this game I dislike. It (for me) is absolutley perfect and feel sadness when it nears the end. Thank you devs, I love this game more than anything. If you have a follow up or sequel then I will buy without a shadow of a doubt!. Great old-school platformer which actually feels more like a throwback to the systems that were more popular in Europe at the time such as the SEGA Master System or Amiga, which is a nice breath of fresh air amongst all the Nintendo-oriented nostalgic games.

Adorable pixel art and some surprisingly good level design and control. I had this on mobile originally (along with the original Bloo Kid, which was more of a "Mario Bros"-like single screen thing) but upgraded to PC to play it with a proper controller and to see the lovely graphics on a nice big monitor.

An absolute steal for the price. Highly recommended.. It\u2019s a platformer for platformers\u2019 sake.

It\u2019s completely generic, almost artistically so, but at the same time I found nothing objectionable whatsoever. That\u2019s kind of impressive.

No gimmicks, weapons, or special moves\u2026 just you and your double-jump. It reminded me of 90s-era Apogee games like Commander Keen for its art style and simplistic controls.

The levels are very short, but are collect-a-thons. If you rush through the game on the easiest difficulty, you can beat the whole thing in about an hour. But if you aim for completion, you\u2019ll find dozens and dozens of clever puzzle situations created by devious level design, and they\u2019re quite satisfying to conquer. It can take up to 20 hours to fully complete.

In order to fully complete a level, you must accomplish 6 objectives: collect all gold stars, collect 3 secret stars, kill every enemy, finish with full health, finish under a time limit, and pop a missable balloon near the exit. Thankfully, the game does not force you to do all of these objectives during the same playthrough; you can do them completely at your own pace.

The only things locked by completion are the bonus levels. You\u2019ll never have to backtrack to unlock story levels.

No life limits. If you use checkpoints creatively, you can retry missable objectives indefinitely without playing the whole level over.

No damage knockback whatsoever! It might feel a little awkward at first, but I found it a breath of fresh air.

I\u2019d give Bloo Kid 2 a 6.8 \/ 10. It was surprisingly fun to achievement hunt. I couldn't put it down, and I feel like I\u2019m going to miss it once it\u2019s over. I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys aiming for 100% completion, whether you\u2019re an achievement hunter or not.

There\u2019s nothing new or revolutionary here, but at the same time I found almost nothing I would consider shoddy or unfair. It uses its simple elements and stage design to convey a ton of creative tricks, both expected and unexpected. I feel like this game could serve as someone\u2019s introduction to standard platform game tropes, and I think that\u2019s really cool.