- September 30, 2015
- winterworks GmbH
Bloo Kid 2
Platforms
About
In Bloo Kid 2, a retro-style platformer with pixel-graphics, players embark on a new adventure to save Bloo Kid's family from a mysterious enemy. Traverse five worlds with 12 levels each, overcome brutal boss battles, and unlock 15 bonus levels in the STEAM version. With handcrafted graphics, a chiptune soundtrack, and tons of secrets, it's a challenging and enjoyable gaming experience.











- Bloo Kid 2 captures the nostalgic feel of classic 2D platformers with enjoyable level design, tight controls, and a great soundtrack.
- The game offers a variety of challenges and secrets, making it appealing for completionists and providing hours of entertainment.
- Visually appealing with colorful pixel art, the game is well-polished and provides a fun experience for both casual players and platformer enthusiasts.
- Some levels can be frustrating due to platforming issues like unclear landing spots and off-screen enemies, which can detract from the overall experience.
- The game suffers from technical issues such as slow camera movement and occasional stuttering, which can disrupt gameplay.
- While enjoyable, the game is considered basic and generic by some, lacking unique features or innovations that set it apart from other retro-style platformers.
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their beauty and polish, with a colorful and well-animated style reminiscent of 90s platformers. While some reviewers noted the visuals as somewhat generic, they still contribute positively to the overall experience, complementing the sound and gameplay effectively. Overall, the graphics are considered a strong aspect of the game, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
“It's well-polished, the music is nice, the visuals are beautiful, the controls are easy to pick up, and you will have to put quite a bit of work in to unlock every achievement.”
“Great graphics, sound, and gameplay.”
“I had this on mobile originally but upgraded to PC to play it with a proper controller and to see the lovely graphics on a nice big monitor.”
“The graphics reminded me of 90s-era Apogee games like Commander Keen, with a dated art style and simplistic visuals.”
“The graphics are underwhelming and lack the detail expected from modern games.”
“The character models look outdated and the environments feel bland and uninspired.”