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3.23 from 31 ratings
293 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 179 backlogged · 39 wish listed
How long? Main story 7h · with extras 9h · 100% 8h (from 4 logged playthroughs)
Review thevioletcow 5/5 · Apr 9, 2020
Ittle Dew 2 is such a wonderful time. My playthrough was 6 and half hours, and it was delightful! The entire time! You can feel the love pouring out of this game. And the puzzles! Ludosity made good block puzzles that are fun and interesting. What a feat!
Review Shawndroid 3/5 · Feb 8, 2019
I enjoyed playing Link to the Past and this game has similar game play but a refreshing and funny story.
But only if you try to avoid as many enemies as possible. There is little value in engaging when you don't have to. The boss fights are super challenging. You always need a touch of luck. Enemies feel overpowered but …
I enjoyed playing Link to the Past and this game has similar game play but a refreshing and funny story.
But only if you try to avoid as many enemies as possible. There is little value in engaging when you don't have to. The boss fights are super challenging. You always need a touch of luck. Enemies feel overpowered but death feels cheap, so it evens out. The story is nice and short but interesting and funny.
Recommended for anyone who wants a classic 2D Zelda feel that is fun, funny and challenging.
Positive points
Charming setting which dovetails with the minimalist story. Mostly action and very intense. Dialogue often breaks the fourth wall, as does the entire mystery of the island.
Negative points
Enemies are overpowered, and there isn't much reason to attack the if you don't have to. Death is cheap, which removes a lot of tension. There are no potions to 'hang in there,' despite the dialogue joking about them.
