This sequel focuses on the platforming side of Teslagrad, doing away with most of the intricate puzzles of its predecessor. A shift in aesthetic also allows a wider variety of locales.
The improvements to the physics system and improved manoeuvrability of the player character leads to far more enjoyable navigation as you zip around the world akin to Sonic.
The game was riddled with bugs during my playthrough that hampered my time with it, however I still enjoyed the 2 hours it took to whip around this world.
A longer, more fleshed out Metroidvania that combines the zippy movement of this title with a scattering of the puzzles from the original would make for an excellent potential third entry in the series.
The improvements to the physics system and improved manoeuvrability of the player character leads to far more enjoyable navigation as you zip around the world akin to Sonic.
The game was riddled with bugs during my playthrough that hampered my time with it, however I still enjoyed the 2 hours it took to whip around this world.
A longer, more fleshed out Metroidvania that combines the zippy movement of this title with a scattering of the puzzles from the original would make for an excellent potential third entry in the series.