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Bud Spencer & Terence Hill - Slaps And Beans 2

Trinity Team · Sep 22, 2023

PC · PS5 · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

Teen

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Bud Spencer and Terence Hill together again! The game, sequel to the first chapter of the saga, and just like in a movie saga the story continues from where it left off at the end of the first Slaps and Beans, will see our heroes engaged through new locations, new events, new characters. Slaps and Beans 2 returns as a scrolling fighting game with a retro gaming, co-op or single player look with a platform mechanic that allows the player to control Bud Spencer and Terence Hill in a revised and improved version of the combat system. Brand new environment dynamics that progressively add enemies as the difficulty increases and of course again with lots of funny quotes. New mini-games that can be played repeatedly in a dedicated party play area for up to 4 players. And finally the dubbing in four languages that immerse the player even more in the real Bud Spencer and Terence Hill ambience. The main features of Slaps And Beans 2 are: - 80s pixel art graphics - improved Bud and Terence-style combat system - cooperative mode - minigames in 4-player party game mode - voiceovers in 4 languages - lots of slaps and lots of beans (double at least, of course!)

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PC

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.5

PlayStation 5

Critic 7.6 (6 critics) · Gamer 9.2

Xbox Series X|S

Critic 6.7 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.2

Xbox One

No critic reviews yet · No ratings yet

Nintendo Switch

Critic 7.4 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • TheXboxHub

    Paul Renshaw · Oct 24, 2023

    6.0
    Bud Spencer & Terence Hill – Slaps and Beans 2 feels like there is an in-joke going on, and I have no idea what it is. The story is absolutely ridiculous, but it feels like this is a deliberate choice. From there, it’s a mixed bag – the action on offer in the main part of the game is dull and repetitive, the mini games are a lot better, and the rest is pretty forgettable, to be honest.
  • 3rd-strike.com

    SebastiaanRaats · Oct 21, 2023

    8.3
    While Slaps and Beans 2 may not offer the deepest mechanics, there is enough variety here to keep things fresh throughout the entire runtime of the adventure -provided you only play through it once. Slaps and Beans 2’s biggest weakness is its lack of replay value, but fortunately, a single playthrough provides plenty of laughs, action, and genuine fun.
  • Hey Poor Player

    Shane Boyle · Oct 20, 2023

    8.0
    While a fairly simplistic affair, Slaps & Beans 2 is an enjoyable slice of beat-’em-up action. Between the love for the source material that pours out of every pixel and the massively entertaining set pieces, Slaps & Beans 2 may not be the deepest offering the genre has to offer, but it’s clear it was never meant to be. Instead, what you get is a history lesson in Bud and Terence’s brand of slapstick comedy and a combat system that’s simple enough to provide hours of fun for the whole family. On that basis, Slaps & Beans 2 is an easy recommendation.
  • Xbox Tavern

    Graham Cameron · Oct 12, 2023

    7.0
    It is not the best scrolling beat ’em up out there but it does enough to stand out. It has voice acting and animation which the others don’t have. It has some mini-games and puzzling elements which make it stand out. It also tries to add some humour to make the experience more enjoyable.
  • XboxEra

    Győző Baki · Sep 27, 2023

    7.2
    As said, these minigames range from decent to poor, with a handful of convoluted rules, unoptimal controls, unreliable hitboxes and so on hampering the experience. It certainly ain’t no Mario Party and it won’t be a mainstay in evenings with your friends, but it can be a decent way to pass the time for an hour or two, adding a bit more meat to the package.
  • NintendoLife

    Tom Massey · Sep 25, 2023

    6.0
    Slaps & Beans 2 offers a long, adventurous campaign with a lot to see and do, and will remain a treat for dedicated fans of the duo. But, the combat, overshadowed by its novelty interludes, should be more fulfilling and less repetitive.

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