Ittle Dew 2

More Reviews are available on my Curator Page Ittle Dew 2 is a Top Down Action Adventure, which is very oriented towards 2D Tent games. The Aim of the Game is to collect eight Raft Parts in order to come back down from the Island on which Ittle is stranded. Each of these Raft Parts lies at the End of a Dungeon, which function as in Zelda. Collect Keys, solve Puzzles and defeat the Boss to get hold of the Collection item. Each Dungeon also contains a Dungeon Item, which is needed to Complete. The Dungeons can be completed in any order. If a particular Item has already been found, Shortcuts in the Dungeon can be unlocked. Furthermore, There are many Caves hidden on the Upper World, which, after Solving the Puzzle, give an Item. Be it a Tigh-rate Upgrade or an Improvement for another Item. The Combat System is not the best. While it plays like it's in a 2D Zelda, it feels worse. On the One hand, a Sign is missing To fend off Projectiles and on the Other Hand, you don't beat opponents far enough away on a Hit to Get to safety after the Blow. As a result, you suffer a lot of unnecessary Hits. A much bigger Problem, however, lies in the Game's Puzzles. While the first Dungeons are still trouble-free, there is a Problem in the later Dungeons that the Game likes to violate its Design and demand Solutions that should not be feasible. As an Example: The Game is built as a Grid and all Things are built in such a way that there can only be 4 directions. In later Puzzles, however, it is demanded that Stones should suddenly be pushed Diagonally. There is no Indication in the Game that this is possible, either visually or by Text. This causes a lot of Frustration as as a Player you can't assume this works as it goes against the Basic Design. The Boss Fights are not very well designed either. They do not require the Use of the Dungeon Items, nor do they fit very much with the Combat System. The Bosses belong more in an Action Game and less into a Celebrate. Only the Story boss is designed to match the Combat System. Graphic The Graphics are in Comic Style and look very simple. This is particularly noticeable in the Case of Character portraits. It doesn't bother the Fun of the Game, but it doesn't look particularly good either. Verdict Ittle Dew 2 is a mixed Game. On the one hand it is a relatively solid Zeldaklon, but on the other Hand it also has many Problems in the Design, which cause a lot of Frustration when you see the Solution. You can still take a look at it, but you should remember that Things are possible that contradict the Basic Design.