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Mos Speedrun 2

Physmo · Sep 3, 2015

PC · Android · iOS

Everyone

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Mos Speedrun 2 is Physmo's pixel-perfect platformer where you run, swim, swing and wall-jump to beat your friends top times. This time Mos has learned some awesome new abilities: Swing on ropes, swim through jelly, push blocks, wall jump, and fight through spider webs to reach the end. There's 30 precision designed levels full of secrets and surprises waiting for you to discover.

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Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.8

iOS

Critic 8.3 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • Touch Arcade

    Carter Dotson · Oct 07, 2015

    10
    Will you love Mos Speedrun 2? If you loved the Mikey games, you owe it to yourself to check this out, especially since the original Mos Speedrun [$0.99] was a fantastic game that heavily inspired that franchise. But this sequel is definitely more for the hardcore player who doesn't mind repetition and the high level of challenge.
  • 148Apps

    Jennifer Allen · Oct 05, 2015

    8.0
    With such a focus on speed, MOS Speedrun 2 needs tight controls and it certainly has those. Virtual buttons do the job well, ensuring the only thing stopping you from succeeding is your own lack of skill. It’s a blast trying, though.
  • Gamezebo

    Nadia Oxford · Oct 05, 2015

    7.0
    You can ace Mos Speedrun 2 with its mobile controls, but talk about a huge undertaking. It’s still worth a try, especially if you like platforming games that encourage technique and speed over violence. And if you just can’t get the hang of things, well, there’s always Steam.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Craig Grannell · Oct 13, 2015

    7.0
    A solid and frequently impressive platform game, but its ferocious nature often makes it too frustrating.
  • jeuxvideo.com

    BrownPouic · Sep 21, 2015

    7.5
    Dans l’ensemble, on ne trouve aucune innovation majeure, et les codes sont respectés. Les graphismes, bien que dans le fond assez classiques, nous séduisent par un alliage parfait entre réalisme et pixels. Quant au gameplay, on est surpris par une agréable fluidité, tout cela agrémenté d’une intéressante pluralité des décors, des animations ou encore des ennemis. Son absence totale de violence et la diversité des difficultés en font un jeu pour petits et grands.

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