Unlock The King 2

Lovely graphics and challenging puzzles with new mechanics introduced throughout. The puzzles are difficult enough that you have to mull them over for a while but they're not so impossible that you have to look up solutions. Just perfect.

6 found this helpful, 2020-11-26

It's like a game of chess. The puzzle is very nice and wonderful. Game finish it in 5 minutes. Rate and send me a award please thx :)

11 found this helpful, 2025-04-25

2D is replaced by 3D puzzles. It is more complicated now, harder to manage and understand all the possible move options and possibilities. At least Undo option is added - that I missed during the Part 1. But this option is buggy sometimes, made the piece invisible. Level 14 - this was not explained before that you can rotate the view with your right mouse button. Discovered that the second before I was giving up and...

4 found this helpful, 2021-04-25

It's more like thumbs in the middle. I don't want to say thumbs down because it's not awful. I thoroughly enjoyed the first game and looked forward to this one, but this is a significant disappointment. The 3D viewpoint doesn't work. It lost the charm of the first game in the process. I'm not going to get the third one since it's more 3D. I applaud them for trying something new, but "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

4 found this helpful, 2020-10-02

This title tells us that it takes the puzzle logic of Unlock the King into three dimensions with 70 original puzzles. Now, I didn't cross-reference the original game, but the first few - those for learning the basic mechanic if one hasn't played the original - are likely the same, or as close as not to matter. Indeed, the first 20-odd puzzles are all so simplistic as to not be worth counting for those who have...

4 found this helpful, 2020-12-26

This second installment barely passes, and it does only due to the low price. It's commendable that the creators tried something different with the 3D boards, but they didn't seem to have any ideas what to do with them, so most of them feature a boatload of figures to wear down the player, silly traps for the berserk autopilot kings, and a broken undo function. What they lack is the necessity to think your way...

2 found this helpful, 2021-03-14

upd: What you can read below is my original review of the first version of this game. I was pretty upset with my first impression which didn't live up to my expectations, as you can see it. After I posted this review, the developers were fast to respond, and they fixed things I noted here, and I really, really appreciate it. I played this game to the completion and I must say that now it is a good example of a...

5 found this helpful, 2020-02-01