- October 10, 2019
- Playcademy
- 26h median play time
Runefall 2
Platforms
About
In "Runefall 2" , chase a bandit who stole the chronicle runes across Silverdale kingdom, complete quests for rewards, and explore new locations. This sequel features replayable levels, full level maps, explosives for blasting through levels, new game pieces, blockers, bonus goals, minigames, journals, characters, and more. Levels can be saved at any time, and you can continue exploring and earning badges after completing them.










- Fun match-3 puzzle game with a charming story and quirky humor.
- Offers a lot of content with many levels and the ability to save progress mid-level.
- Relaxing gameplay that can be enjoyed casually, making it a great choice for fans of the genre.
- Levels are excessively long and can become tedious, often taking over 30 minutes to complete.
- Repetitive gameplay with limited variety in tiles and mechanics, leading to a lack of excitement.
- Some technical issues, such as bugs preventing level completion and problems with saving progress.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is a continuation of the original's charming and humorous lore, featuring a mix of adventure and match-3 gameplay. While some players appreciate the cute and amusing narrative, others criticize the plot and pacing, noting that it can feel like busywork with unnecessary side quests. Overall, the story is seen as decent but not the main focus, with varying opinions on its execution and relevance to the gameplay experience.
“It continues the story and takes players back into the exciting, funny, and charming lore found in the original tale.”
“This is a fun match-3 game with an adorable storyline and a great number of levels.”
“The game also has a nice tongue-in-cheek story, though that is clearly not its main focus.”
“I'm really not a fan of the story's plot - at least not for the cutscenes in the early rounds of play - but at least they're well-acted.”
“You get huge areas filled with nothing but busywork, except in most Assassin's Creed titles (maybe not the latest ones) you can hop from story mission to story mission and ignore the side content if you wanted, but here you can't really, as even just getting to the runes on the levels means digging around for various items, and you need the rest for quests that unlock power-ups and upgrades; otherwise, it's even less fun and levels take even longer.”
“The story was not very good; however, the graphics were great, and the game was a lot of fun.”