Summary[Xbox Live Arcade] Mr. ESC, the escape artist, is back in Exit 2, and this time he is rescuing people all over the world before time runs out. To escape safely, use your head to find a route and work with people you rescue to overcome tricky obstacles. Compete for the fastest clear time and aim to become the world's top escape artist. Exit 2 is ... Read More
Rated Efor Everyone
Developer:Taito Corporation
Exit 2 (2006)
Released On:
Feb 25, 2009
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The visual style and animations, brilliant level design and well thought out puzzles equate to an overall gem of an Xbox Live Arcade game.
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Exit 2 is as nicely presented here as it was on the PSP, and it’s the perfect fodder for the Xbox Live arcade.
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Exit 2 doesn't add much refinement, but it does offer a formidable new serving of challenging, engaging puzzle play.
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Exit 2 establishes a personality for itself without a story, a romance subplot, or a robust class tree. It’s just a guy, his coffee, and a whole lot of puzzles, but hey, turns out that’s really all you need.
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It all moves at such a slow pace that there's no feeling of excitement or achievement in finishing a level. [May 2009, p.84]
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If you want to play Exit 2, play Exit. The experience is so much better and it will show that us gamers won't stand for them releasing the same game under a sort of different name.
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Adds very little to the already flawed and tepid Exit. If you didn't buy that, you won't want this. [May 2009, p.105]
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Mar 4, 2023
8
good game overall, i played the first one on psp and its the same game just with diferent level design and some new puzzles.
