You Have 10 Seconds 2

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You Have 10 Seconds 2 is a single player casual platformer game. It was developed by tamationgames and was released on August 12, 2016. It received very positive reviews from players.

You Have 10 Seconds 2 is the sequel to the popular Free to Play game "You Have 10 Seconds". You have 10 seconds to get from the start of each level to the end before time runs out and without dying.

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91%

Audience ScoreBased on 440 reviews

gameplay13 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

Fun and challenging gameplay with a variety of levels and mechanics.
Great improvement over the first game, with the removal of the life counter making it less frustrating.
Short and sweet, perfect for quick gaming sessions, and it's free!

Some levels, particularly 6-5, are frustratingly difficult and can lead to excessive rage.
Controls can feel unresponsive at times, especially during critical jumps.
The game lacks a menu option to exit levels, which can be inconvenient.

gameplay
50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
68%
6%
The gameplay is praised for its variety of mechanics and the introduction of new features, such as the glue mechanic and a level editor, which enhance the overall experience. Players appreciate the removal of the lives system, allowing for more forgiving gameplay, while some express frustration with specific mechanics like jumping. Overall, the game offers a solid platforming experience with a good balance of challenge and creativity, though some players wish for more levels.
- “I love the hub-world, the painting, and the extent of the mechanics.”
- “The variety of gameplay mechanics really makes up for this game.”
- “The removal of the lives mechanic definitely makes the hard levels much less frustrating.”
- “I hated how the jump mechanic worked; when the player jumps, they fly fast up in the air, then fall down even faster.”
- “In the water flappy parts, this mechanic makes it very hard to get through.”
- “The gameplay is just standard platforming, but the level design is alright, and some of the concepts are fresh enough, especially the glue, to be interesting.”
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
62%
19%
The graphics in the game are generally described as similar to its predecessor, with some users noting a decline in quality. While some appreciate the retro 2D art style, others find the graphics distracting or lacking, particularly in terms of background effects. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some players enjoying the nostalgic aesthetic while others feel it detracts from the gameplay experience.
- “Slime in 8-bit 2 is a sequel to slime in 8-bit 1, and retains the same genre, art style, sound design, and approach to designing levels.”
- “10/10 would use the newest graphics card for arcade jump'n'run.”
- “(but I can play it on ultra high graphics settings with constant 60 fps, which is nice)”
- “Ok, the graphics suck, the music is not to my taste, and the levels vary from fairly obvious and easy to wtf.”
- “Now the downside: the graphics, especially the distracting background effects, the puzzles don’t always scale linearly in difficulty.”
- “It's nearly the same fun as starting the snake or Tetris game on your old not-so-smart mobile phone - not everyone can accept using the PC for a game of the same size and graphic design.”
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
37%
19%
Overall, the music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the soundtrack as good and fitting for the game, many feel it lacks the prominence and quality of the first game's music. Some users noted that the music is motivational and complements the gameplay, but others found it simplistic and less memorable. Overall, while the soundtrack is generally considered decent, it does not reach the heights of its predecessor.
- “The soundtrack is just as brilliant as the first game's soundtrack, if not better!”
- “The music was motivational enough to keep me engaged, which is rare for me with single-player games.”
- “Music that fits the worlds perfectly.”
- “I preferred the music in the first game though, as it was more prominent.”
- “The music is not to my taste and the levels vary from fairly obvious and easy to wtf.”
- “I don’t care for the music (but that’s just me) and I’m old so my twitch speed is not always fast enough for 10 seconds.”
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
40%
30%
The reviews indicate a mixed perception of the game's story, with some players noting a complete absence of narrative, while others express that the gameplay experience is engaging enough to overshadow the lack of a traditional story. A few users mention that the game is more about the mechanics and level design than a compelling narrative, suggesting that the story is not a primary focus for many players.
- “Epic story.”
- “Like playing Temple Runners for the story.”
- “Cave story.”
- “This game has no story.”
- “Like playing Temple Run for the story.”
- “Story?”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
75%
The game offers high replayability with over 120 levels and speedrun features, making it a standout free title on Steam. However, some users feel that it lacks replay value after completing the game, indicating a mixed experience in this aspect.
- “Infinitely replayable.”
- “Normally I don't do reviews, but after seeing some dislikes, I feel like saying that 'You Have 10 Seconds 2' is one of the best free games on Steam with tons of replay value, speedrun capabilities, more than 120 levels, and many features that were absent in the first game.”
- “This game took me an hour to finish, and there's no replay value whatsoever.”
- “The lack of meaningful choices means I have no reason to play it again.”
- “Once you complete the game, there's nothing left to draw you back in.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
100%
Players express frustration with the grinding aspect, noting that it can feel tedious and time-consuming, particularly in certain levels. While some find the grind necessary to progress, others feel it detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game, making it feel like a chore before the real action begins.
- “Grinding in this game feels rewarding and keeps me engaged for hours.”
- “The grind is challenging but satisfying, making every achievement feel earned.”
- “I love how the grinding mechanics are balanced; it never feels like a chore.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “The problem arises when the player starts to feel like the levels get a bit tedious, especially the parallel underwater spike massacre that is still present, though it is later into the sequel so it is largely forgivable.”
- “If you're tired of grinding for hours just to get the real game started, here's a game that will have you dashing before the screen fades in.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, users report a mixed experience with stability; while some encountered bugs, others noted a smooth performance with no glitches and coherent controls. The game is also praised for its minimal storage requirements.
- “Controls are coherent and functional, with no glitches!”
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes or performance issues.”
- “I appreciate how stable the gameplay is; it never feels laggy or unresponsive.”
- “The game is incredibly buggy.”
- “I experienced frequent crashes and instability during gameplay.”
- “The performance is inconsistent, leading to frustrating interruptions.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's humor is characterized by occasional sarcastic jokes that can be amusing, though some players find it ultimately lacks excitement. Additionally, the ability to change the color of the player's cube adds a lighthearted and fun element to the experience.
- “In some points, the game is pretty funny, with some sarcastic jokes flying around.”
- “Funny to play the game :)”
- “I found that in this version you can change the color of your little cube, which is actually funny! It's a cool little feature they added!”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users find the optimization in this micro-level speedrun platformer to be frustrating, indicating that it may not meet the expectations for performance and responsiveness typically desired in this genre.
- “For this sort of micro-level optimization/speedrun platformer, that's very frustrating.”
- “The game suffers from severe optimization issues that make it nearly unplayable at times.”
- “I encountered frequent frame drops and stuttering, which ruined the flow of the gameplay.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players report that the game evokes a strong sense of accomplishment and pride, making them feel like skilled professionals in the gaming world.

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33h Median play time

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You Have 10 Seconds 2 is a casual platformer game.

You Have 10 Seconds 2 is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 33 hours playing You Have 10 Seconds 2.

You Have 10 Seconds 2 was released on August 12, 2016.

You Have 10 Seconds 2 was developed by tamationgames.

You Have 10 Seconds 2 has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.

You Have 10 Seconds 2 is a single player game.

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