Unravel Two
SCORE: 84
I am very thankful Peter has Xbox Game
Pass so we could play and review Unravel Two. The failures from PR and
Marketing firms has become so common place anymore that we expect it.
Cancel Culture psychos are doing all they can to destroy anything of
good report, godly, honest, and honorable. God continues to provide for
us and we are eternally thankful. Unravel Two is the sequel to Unravel.
I was impressed by a great many things in Unravel. There were a few
issues here and there. Just as there are with Unravel Two.
Unravel Two looks amazing. The graphics in this downloadable only video
game are fantastic. There are so many little touches in this game that
make it better than the original. I love how objects move in Unravel
Two. We can move around a log for example. The water splashes very
realistically. Sure we are playing with yarn creatures so realism is not
quite there but you should get what I mean about the realism in Unravel
Two.
Unravel Two sounds good too. The music fits the theme of this game. We
now have two yarn creatures to work with. This adds all kinds of new
techniques. We can wall jump, swim, brace with one creature and swing
over with the other one, and more. We do continue to follow the light in
Unravel Two. One yarn creature can carry the other one or we can
separate them to get past the puzzles in this home console video game.
The lasso areas are now limited meaning we have to get much closer than
before.
The storyline in Unravel Two is what could bother some families.
Children are trying to escape abusive adults. Maybe I read too much into
these things as a parental rights activist. Unravel Two feels like it is
saying adults are bad and kids are good. This could be construed as a
direct attack on parents. I personally hope Coldwood Interactive did not
mean it that way. It is my professional duty to report this so families
can make a well informed decision on a purchase or not. The storyline is
shown in the background with ghost like images.
Adding a second yarn creature helps Unravel Two expand in a lot of ways.
I really enjoyed my time playing this game. The first level is a
tutorial on all that can be done. There is quite a lot to do and
remember in this 2D side scrolling puzzle video game. At times using one
character to brace and swing across the other character took a bit too
much time. We can fail at things in Unravel Two and must start over a
puzzle. All in all I continue to enjoy this franchise. I wish a less
controversial and divisive storyline had been used. I also believe this
franchise needs a physical copy release.
- Paul
Graphics: 88%
Sounds: 90%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 87%
Family Friendly Factor: 76%
System: Nintendo Switch/PC/PS4/Xbox One(tested)
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Developer: Coldwood Interactive
Rating: ‘E’ – Everyone SIX and OLDER ONLY {Mild Fantasy Violence}
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