The continuation of the successful Unlock The King, now in a tridimensional board. A originally designed puzzle game inspired by Chess. Move the pieces and create a path to Unlock the King.
Adding different elevations and faces does not add to the fun or interest of the original game, only obscures everything and is just more frustrating. Towards the end it just makes the final levels so overly complicated that they aren't enjoyable at all.
There are a few bugs as well, where pieces get glitch out when using undo or going through teleporters,...
Added new 3D elevations instead of the old 2D gameplay. Sure, some can like that. what I can't like is disappearing pieces through portals, multiple pieces go through one portal, using the undo function only returns your piece back and not the king (if it had moved).
There is also Unlock the King 3, so they chose to ignore the bugs and move on. developers...
Terrible Readability
The first game was okay, but the developers tried to be too clever in this sequel by adding a third dimension. The baffling thing is, even on puzzles that are completely 2D in nature, puzzles that could have been done on a flat board, they add meaningless elevated platforms, or have the camera angle be so weird that it's like the...
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.
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...
