Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams

THE BAD:
-A bit easy and short
-Not something I'd be likely to ever replay (unless I was really bored)

SUMMARY:
Tak 2 is a fairly good game (Not quite deserving of a 4, but not deserving of anything lower than a 3, either.). It's kind of hard to describe what I think about this game, so let's start with some good things about it, shall we? The graphics are pretty good, especially in certain cut scenes. The voice acting is pretty good too. The music is good (but some of it sounds very much like music in Rayman 2). The game is fairly easy, but can get a bit annoying/challenging sometimes. (Some of the enemies are really annoying, especially these weird, pink, spinny things.) The game's a bit short though, at least, for me it was. I beat it in just a few days. (In the first half of the game, there is a boss you fight about three times, then some other weird boss not long later. After that, there's not really any more boss battles until the end, which are easy, especially the one at the very, very end.) What I thought strange about the game, was how you started out using the animals to help you through the levels, then after a little bit, it completely changed to where you changed into animals instead. That's not really a bad thing, it was just kind of strange. Well, anyway, in the game, you can later change into a squirrel, a bear, a boar and a frog. Also in some part of it, you choose either a dragon, jaguar, eagle or piranha for some special attack thing that I never really used or needed. During the game, you can collect scrolls so you can unlock minigames in multiplayer, characters to play as in minigames, and other extra stuff, which is cool. Most of the minigames weren't that good, but the snowboarding-ish ones were fun. Overall, the game is very fun (not good, but fun, there's a difference, honestly), but if you like games that are longer and more challenging, you probably wouldn't like this.