Back in February, 2014, I had the pleasure of checking out a interesting little indie puzzle/platformer game called A-men. The game had some interesting mechanics that involved puzzle solving all the while sneaking/murdering and platforming. In the game you played five different classes with unique abilites that all had something to help you solve the...


A-Men 2
2013 TopWare Interactive63Worthwhile
Playtime
ModerateTypically 15 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $8.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- November 5, 2013
- Developer
- Bloober Team
- Publisher
- TopWare Interactive
Overview
Prepare yourself for another journey through series of new worlds, featuring multiple challenges with many ways to pass a level and resolve puzzles. A-MEN 2 allows you to hang out with your good, old friends once more.
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Reception
- Steam38from 13 reviews
Disclaimer: Steam code provided by developer A-Men 2 hasn't changed the formula. What it has done is tighten the controls and entire presentation up. Did have a few minor issues with characters getting stuck and the physics engine behaving strangely but it's a remarkable improvement from the original and not only challenging but quite rewarding once...
No hallelujah's here Review Before Blooper went off on a horror tangent with The Medium, Blair Witch and the Layers of Fear series, they made a puzzle platformer called A-Men which introduced us to a whole host of forgettable characters that delighted in sprouting cringe-worthy dialog that mostly elicited a moan or rollback of the eyes. How and why...
Keyboard control is way to clunky and not intuitive. In platform genre, the control sense is critical feature but it has failed.








