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Platform, Puzzle, Simulator, Sport
Adorable robots are back to save the day! Explore an unknown planet in this puzzle action-adventure game and experiment with our unique, innovative mechanics solo or in co-op with up to 4 players!
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Cosy, unpretentious, clear and raw.
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A joyful, clumsy masterpiece of teamwork: bring friends, bring patience, and expect to laugh your way through every rescue.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiNov 20257.9/10Biped 2 continues the trend of offering top-notch co-op puzzle platforming fun that its delightfully unexpected predecessor provided in spades. With its funky fresh feeling of constant variety and consistently lovely sights and sounds, it's certainly worth checking out. 🤖
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PlayStation LifeStyleTyler TreeseNov 20257/10Biped 2 can be fun to play with friends, but you really have to be committed to get through the more difficult levels. Featuring solo and four-player modes, there are more ways to enjoy the action than ever before, with each feeling like a unique experience.
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DualShockersEthan KriegerNov 20253.5/10If you've played the original Biped, you've played Biped 2, and I truly mean that. This is sadly one of the lowest effort sequels I've ever encountered, down to even the game's Tutorial being a direct copy/paste from the OG. There are numerous examples of blatant and unabashed rip-offs consistently throughout the experience, to the point that it feels like self-plagiarism.
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TheSixthAxisAdrian BurrowsNov 20254/10Do you enjoy playing co-op games with your partner, child, friend or assorted loved one? Then please, in the name of Zeus himself, don't play Biped 2. The intense challenge of this sequel can ruin your relationships with those closest to you as you shout and yell at each other in a desperate, but futile, attempt to make it through the most masochistic level design I've ever encountered.
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IGDB rating 7.9/10 from 1 ratings.
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