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Biped 2

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72%Game Brain Score
gameplay, humor
stability, story
76% User Score Based on 226 reviews
Critic Score 66%Based on 5 reviews

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Biped 2 is a single player and multiplayer open world platformer game with kids and science fiction themes. It was developed by NEXT Studios and was released on November 5, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from both critics and players.

Biped 2 is the sequel to the exciting game about two charming bipedal robots, Aku and Sila, who have each other’s backs and embark on incredible adventures side by side. Dive into this groovy co-op action-adventure game, full of puzzles, friendship, support, and fun! After our brave bipedal heroes had reactivated all the beacons on Earth, they received a strange signal from a faraway planet. It c…

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76%
Audience ScoreBased on 226 reviews
gameplay27 positive mentions
stability15 negative mentions
  • Enjoyable and charming cooperative gameplay that emphasizes teamwork and coordination.
  • Adorable, colorful visuals and expressive sound design that enhance the game’s playful tone.
  • Expanded content including more levels, new mechanics, and support for up to four players, increasing replayability and chaotic fun.
  • Numerous bugs, glitches, and frustrating physics issues that hamper gameplay and cause frequent progress loss.
  • Clunky and inconsistent controls combined with confusing camera angles and hitboxes that diminish the user experience.
  • Many recycled or poorly executed mechanics with repetitive puzzles lacking originality, leading to a feeling of a rushed and unpolished sequel.
  • gameplay
    75 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Gameplay in this title offers a mix of engaging cooperative puzzle mechanics with unique leg manipulation controls, featuring more content and new modes than its predecessor. However, it suffers from clunky, sometimes frustrating or inconsistent mechanics, repetitive puzzles, numerous bugs, and an uneven difficulty curve that can shift from rewarding to exasperating. While its charm and cooperative challenge appeal to some players, many feel the game lacks polish, innovation, and refinement compared to the original.

    • “Biped 2, developed by Meta Publishing in collaboration with Next Studios and Playjoy Studios, builds on the unconventional foundation of its predecessor by expanding both its cooperative ambitions and mechanical depth.”
    • “After it took some getting used to, the two leg mechanic felt great and made me think carefully throughout each level.”
    • “The balance of levels is built adequately, new mechanics are introduced in such a way that you constantly want to launch new levels.”
    • “All the puzzles are shotgunned with different types across all the stages, so you're never learning mechanics that get more complex as you play. You simply just keep seeing the mechanic whenever the devs felt like putting a slightly different version in a stage.”
    • “Biped 2 is copied from Biped 1 with some reworks done to make the previously well-functioning mechanics clunky and broken, as well as introducing more bugs to functioning parts.”
    • “The gameplay itself is full of numerous bugs and glitches, including frustrating and broken mechanics that degrade the experience.”
  • humor
    31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's humor is widely praised for its chaotic, physics-driven mishaps and cooperative gameplay, leading to nonstop laughter and fun moments, especially when playing with friends or partners. Its clumsy robot controls and unexpected failures create lighthearted, memorable experiences that balance challenge with comedic enjoyment. Overall, it is celebrated as a genuinely funny, warm, and charming cooperative game.

    • “Laughing and bickering with friends through levels, full of unexpected fun — non-stop excitement all the way!”
    • “The game retains all the best: funny and clumsy robot foot controls, charming graphics, and the spirit of real teamwork.”
    • “It’s hilarious, super chaotic, and 100% worth it for the laughs!”
  • graphics
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features bright, charming, and improved graphics compared to its predecessor, with a cleaner and less cartoony art style that enhances its inviting aesthetic. Players praise its adorable characters, pleasing visuals, and complementary art direction, though some note minor graphical bugs. Overall, the visuals effectively support the enjoyable and rewarding gameplay experience.

    • “The lighting and art style are much more exquisite than the first generation.”
    • “Visually, Biped 2 maintains a bright and inviting aesthetic that contrasts nicely with its more demanding gameplay.”
    • “Also loved the art style which complimented the level design.”
    • “It should be polished more but visuals are cleaner and less cartoony than first Biped.”
    • “The game like many games upon release is riddled with bugs, some are just graphical and others game breaking.”
    • “The game retains all the best: funny and clumsy robot foot controls, charming graphics and the spirit of real teamwork.”
  • stability
    15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is plagued by numerous bugs and glitches, including camera issues, disappearing objects, and connectivity problems, which significantly hinder gameplay and frustrate players. Stability is especially poor in later levels, making progress feel more reliant on luck than skill. Overall, the game feels rushed and unpolished, detracting from the experience.

    • “There are so many bugs and glitches in this game that often it feels like no matter how skilled you are, completion of a level is dependent on luck not having a bug or glitch send you back to the start.”
    • “The latter portion of the game is more buggy, with very short levels that seemed to have been rushed to completion; this is very evident on the game select menu, which shows a screenshot of each level, and where one of the screenshots has Cyrillic writing on that obviously shouldn't be there.”
    • “Very buggy and laggy, don't recommend. Devs, you suck. There's no keybinds in-game and we are having issues losing connections every few minutes. It sucks.”
  • music
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music received mixed feedback, with some users appreciating its upbeat and fitting nature, while others criticized it for being generic, repetitive, and largely reused from the previous game. Overall, though, many found the sound design and music to complement the game's atmosphere well.

    • “The sound design complements this presentation, with upbeat music and responsive effects that add to the sense of energy and movement.”
    • “Robots are so adorable, sounds are delightful and heart-warming, the graphics are pleasant, and the music fits perfectly.”
    • “Nice graphics, good music, and interesting levels.”
    • “And the "boss fight" with flute music :') We had to do the boss fight twice since we missed and the whole puzzle was broken!”
    • “The music is mostly generic lo-fi beats, which don't really fit the vibe of the rest of the game.”
    • “I expected much more for the time it took; they just reused things from the first one and that's it. They didn't even change the opening music; it's the same!”
  • story
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story feels rushed and uneven, with much of the game lacking narrative depth and only revealing the plot at the very end. Compared to its predecessor, it offers less progression and coherence, resulting in a drawn-out and somewhat unsatisfying storyline. However, some players find the story humorously delivered.

    • “The storyline is a bit drawn out but still enjoyable, offering a biped game experience you can enjoy.”
    • “Story: funny”
    • “Whole game feels rushed - half of the game has story, the other half doesn't.”
    • “And although both games' endings had no plot or sense to them whatsoever, Biped 1 had far more to offer in terms of progression and replayability, meaning when a co-op puzzle is difficult like they were in all the elite levels, it felt satisfying to win them with your partner.”
    • “It tries to have a story, but it's literally only revealed at the very end.”
  • optimization
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The optimization is generally acceptable with no significant performance issues or impassable levels, though some users note a clunky and slightly unoptimized feel compared to previous generations.

    • “Compared to the previous generation, there is a lot more content and the optimization is also okay.”
    • “No performance issues as of yet, no levels that are unable to be completed.”
    • “There is a clunkiness and un-optimized feeling to it.”
  • emotional
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game delivers a heartwarming and fun emotional experience, highlighting coordination and teamwork between players. Its adorable robots, charming sounds, pleasant graphics, and fitting music create a delightful and clever atmosphere that often brings laughter and a sense of accomplishment.

    • “It's a fun and heartwarming game that focuses on coordination and understanding, where two (or four) clumsy robots navigate through challenges step by step while cracking up with laughter.”
    • “It was cute, clever, and made me feel like a coordinated genius (most of the time).”
    • “Robots are so adorable, sounds are delightful and heartwarming, the graphics are pleasant, and the music fits perfectly.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the grinding aspect tedious and unenjoyable, with repetitive tasks like moving the ball feeling more like a chore than fun gameplay. The experience is seen as monotonous, leading to frustration rather than engagement.

    • “I wish I could say I’m having fun — but honestly, I’m just grinding achievements while muttering 'why' under my breath.”
    • “The ball that had to be moved around was incredibly tedious.”
    • “We didn't make it far so maybe things get better, but looking back I see more tedious things in the trailer being sold as fun.”
  • atmosphere
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere is consistently praised for its cheerful and immersive qualities, enhancing enjoyment throughout the game, even during challenging moments. Reviewers appreciate the authentic and engaging environment the creators have successfully recreated.

    • “This cheerful atmosphere plays an important role in keeping the experience enjoyable, even during more challenging segments.”
    • “It's nice to plunge back into the atmosphere that the authors were able to recreate again.”
  • monetization
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is praised for having no in-game purchases, offering a genuine and polished experience similar to the original and titles like Portal. However, some users feel the sequel feels like an unpolished cash grab despite its core quality.

    • “It's genuinely good with no in-game purchases, similar in refinement to Portal.”
  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Replayability is enhanced by Biped 1's progression system and challenging co-op puzzles, making victories in difficult levels especially satisfying despite the story's lack of depth.

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Biped 2 is a open world platformer game with kids and science fiction themes.

Biped 2 is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5 and others.

Biped 2 was released on November 5, 2025.

Biped 2 was developed by NEXT Studios.

Biped 2 has received mostly positive reviews from both players and critics. Most players liked Biped 2 for its gameplay but disliked it for its stability.

Biped 2 is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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