80
Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games offers fast paced fun for everyone that is jam packed with personality making it well worth your time.
7
Probably the worse out of the three Dumb Ways to Die games, but it is still good! If you play this game, I’d recommend if you go easy. It’s fun to play, but there are some levels where things don’t add up.
6
An okay game to play when there's nothing else to do. I had fun playing the Minigames and it's a well but together game but it gets boring really fast.
9
There's no denying Dumb Ways to Die 2 is simply much better than its predecessor. Better minigames (though slightly rehashed), more minigames in general, and the clever addition of a safety bonus that adds to your main point total everytime you finish. There are four main areas in the game: Freezerville, Drown Town, Dumb Dome, and Adrenaland. Each one does have its own annoying minigames to be sure, but they're all still fun to play. Dumb Dome (which revolves around sports) and Adrenaland (which doesn't seem to have any specific theme) are my favorites because of the sheer variety of minigames on offer. The other area, Dumbest of the Dumb, requires a ticket to enter. It seems you only get about a ticket every 24 hours which is an extreme shame because this area is the only way you can unlock characters for your map. Unfortunately, the map characters are a downgrade from the first Dumb Ways to Die. They do have unique animations now but there are only about six you can get as opposed to the fifteen to twenty you can get at the train station in the first game. However, Dumbest of the Dumb is easily the best mode of the game because it combines all the minigames from all the areas and you'll rarely see repeats, which was one of my problems with the first game. A lack of tickets can easily be resolved by buying the cheap $3 Kids' Mode which allows you to get into Dumbest of the Dumb for free and gives you your own kids' leaderboard. Trust me, you'd be willing to sacrifice a leaderboard to get into Dumbest of the Dumb at any time. Overall, Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games is much better than its predecessor, with map characters being the only thing worse than its predecessor. The game has much more charm as well as minigames so it'll keep you busy for a long time.
Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games
iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Released On:
Nov 18, 2014
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Available after 4 critic reviews
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Generally Favorable
7.6
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Nov 20, 2014
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Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games offers fast paced fun for everyone that is jam packed with personality making it well worth your time.
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Nov 21, 2014
10
The game is very dynamic and easy to learn, this time the animations are way funnier for both success and failure, highly recommended! (However, be aware that some games can be hard if your mobile device has a screen protector, as the rubbing becomes slightly less responsive)
Oct 23, 2015
9
There's no denying Dumb Ways to Die 2 is simply much better than its predecessor. Better minigames (though slightly rehashed), more minigames in general, and the clever addition of a safety bonus that adds to your main point total everytime you finish. There are four main areas in the game: Freezerville, Drown Town, Dumb Dome, and Adrenaland. Each one does have its own annoying minigames to be sure, but they're all still fun to play. Dumb Dome (which revolves around sports) and Adrenaland (which doesn't seem to have any specific theme) are my favorites because of the sheer variety of minigames on offer. The other area, Dumbest of the Dumb, requires a ticket to enter. It seems you only get about a ticket every 24 hours which is an extreme shame because this area is the only way you can unlock characters for your map. Unfortunately, the map characters are a downgrade from the first Dumb Ways to Die. They do have unique animations now but there are only about six you can get as opposed to the fifteen to twenty you can get at the train station in the first game. However, Dumbest of the Dumb is easily the best mode of the game because it combines all the minigames from all the areas and you'll rarely see repeats, which was one of my problems with the first game. A lack of tickets can easily be resolved by buying the cheap $3 Kids' Mode which allows you to get into Dumbest of the Dumb for free and gives you your own kids' leaderboard. Trust me, you'd be willing to sacrifice a leaderboard to get into Dumbest of the Dumb at any time. Overall, Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games is much better than its predecessor, with map characters being the only thing worse than its predecessor. The game has much more charm as well as minigames so it'll keep you busy for a long time.
Apr 3, 2015
8
More fun than the original game. There's more minigames and they are also more interesting. It should still have more minigames, but I still like the game and is better than the original. This game gets a B+ for me.
Jan 7, 2019
7
Probably the worse out of the three Dumb Ways to Die games, but it is still good! If you play this game, I’d recommend if you go easy. It’s fun to play, but there are some levels where things don’t add up.
Sep 2, 2016
6
An okay game to play when there's nothing else to do. I had fun playing the Minigames and it's a well but together game but it gets boring really fast.
SummaryFollowing the massive success of Dumb Ways to Die, we are giving the world something fresh, new and original to fall in love with: a sequel. Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games has taken the world by storm. Boasting all new levels and challenges, leader boards, as well as a cast of new characters, Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games is bringing tr... Read More
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- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Initial Release Date:Nov 18, 2014
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