God I hated this. I went in wanting to love it but it felt like a constant battle against even engaging with it, the controls felt awful and capturing monkeys was more of an exercise in frustration than fun. The yellow monkey felt like a gay panic thing and that sure was an uncomfortable thing to witness in a game in 2019!
Bien. El problema principal del juego o almenos lo siento así. Hay muchos monos, y muchos no proponen retos entretenidos y suelen ser, persigue a x mono que te dispara/lanza misiles/ o te pega, sin mucha novedad, y te piden muchos donde al final, solo unos pocos sobresalen. La música la siento algo genéricona, digo al punto de que prefiero tener algo de fondo. Las peleas de jefes para un juego de plataformas están bien, y almenos la jugabilidad y los niveles son divertidos de recorrer, aunque algunos gadjets, nuevos tienden a ser muy específicos sin nada más que eso, (sobretodo la banana, que poco más uso tiene). El juego lo siento más largo de lo que parece, pese a que tiene una cantidad creo que igual de niveles, solo que como tienes que capturar muchos monos, hace que se sienta así, y que los niveles son más laberinto gigante en los niveles posteriores al de España, siendo vacíos y con los 3 mismos enemigos todo el rato. Pero al final, sigue siendo divertido pero el primer ape escape considero que lo supera bastante. Ya veré que me pasará con el 3.
I love all three of the mainline Ape Escape games but AE2 just hits different for me. I think it expands a lot on what the first game did but didn't introduce a quirky gimmick like AE3 did with Transformations. This is just pure, solid Ape Escape goodness from beginning to end. A 3D platformer where the goal is to wrangle up a bunch of pesky apes before they take over the world. Top tier gameplay utilizing the DualShock to its best while not being overly complicated in tons of diverse locations that range from casinos to beaches to factories and even a pirate's cove. Tons of quirky humor and silly sound effects keep me coming back for the quirky journey over and over. Also: Play the US PS2 version of the game. That's the only way you'll get to experience Rachel Lillis and Veronica Taylor (Misty and Ash from the original Pokemon) as the main characters of AE2.
Played on PlayStation 5.
Much like the first game, I feel like this was a "you had to be there" moment, because as much as I tried, I couldn't get into it. Still, there are cool ideas here, and I was kinda enjoying myself more with this one than I did the first one. I wouldn't mind it getting a new installment.
Much like the first game, I feel like this was a "you had to be there" moment, because as much as I tried, I couldn't get into it. Still, there are cool ideas here, and I was kinda enjoying myself more with this one than I did the first one. I wouldn't mind it getting a new installment.