- July 10, 2018
- Vladislav Castillo Gonzalez
Tomato Way 2
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About
"Tomato Way 2" is a casual, first-person simulation game where players manage a tomato farm. Complete various tasks such as planting, watering, and harvesting tomatoes to expand and upgrade your farm. The game features a peaceful and therapeutic atmosphere, making it a great choice for those seeking a relaxing gaming experience.





- Tomato Way 2 features a compelling narrative that deeply resonates with players, exploring themes of family, redemption, and personal struggle.
- The game improves upon its predecessor with refined gameplay mechanics, smoother combat, and visually stunning environments that enhance immersion.
- Many players find the absurd humor and unique art style to be entertaining, making the game a memorable experience despite its flaws.
- The controls and camera angles are often confusing and unresponsive, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Numerous bugs and glitches detract from the overall enjoyment, making the game feel unpolished and difficult to play.
- Some players feel that the combat lacks satisfaction and depth compared to the first game, making it less engaging.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story across the games is described as a profound and engaging journey, particularly in "Tomato Way 2," which explores themes of self-worth and familial bonds through the narrative of a troubled father and his adopted son. While some reviews highlight the story's depth and emotional impact, others criticize it for being incoherent or filled with plot holes. Overall, the narrative is seen as a significant improvement in the sequel, despite some gameplay flaws, offering players a chance to engage with adaptive side quests and memorable characters.
“But as the story unfolded, it became clear that the father wasn’t just an extension of the original protagonist—he was me.”
“His journey mirrored my own struggles with self-worth, my desire to protect those I care about, and my quest for meaning in a chaotic world.”
“It’s a game that dared to take risks, deepen its narrative, and deliver a story that’s both absurdly entertaining and profoundly moving.”
“The story is incoherent, the gameplay is dark in visuals and very stunted in terms of controls and combat.”
“Tw 2 can be compared in many ways to tw 1, but only to look at a better game, because not even tw 1 felt as buggy and poorly put together like its sequel, the combat is crap in every way possible, platforming is somehow worse, the only point to give is that it tries to have a story this time, but it's still utter nonsense.”
“However, it is still slightly flawed with some minor plot holes and the overall level design being quite repetitive and uninspired at times.”