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Big Mean Flash Gamer reviews Buggy Run 2
Posted by on Feb 11th, 2009

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To help you get through the levels there are power-ups scattered throughout. These floating wrenches will replenish some of your health. And that’s certainly a good thing, because they’re usually preceded by a big red mine that you can’t avoid, no matter what you do. Oh, and the mines are pretty much everywhere.

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When you’re not trying to avoid running over mines, you’re trying to avoid getting blown up by Apache helicopters dropping bombs. As is often the case, they’ll show up just as you’re stuck between two tanks and can’t escape.

Why the hell am I driving over tanks, anyway? How can my buggy charge over nuclear warheads (curiously half buried in the snow, as if people had forgotten they were there)? Wouldn’t it make more sense to drive around these things?

That’s one of the elements of tilty games that I’ve never been able to figure out – why throw other vehicles in the way when bridges, holes and bumps in the road do just fine? Unless I’m driving a monster truck, how much sense do these obstacles make?

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Anyway, back from that aside and into Buggy Run 2, which clearly doesn’t like me, as the developer saw fit to place a bloody mine at the very start of level four. So I’ve been playing for precisely two seconds when I lose a third of my health – gee, thanks.

To get through these levels requires reflexes far surpassing that of the average human being. Or you can go slowly over the terrain, which kind of defeats the purpose. So, because I’m a stubborn son of a bitch I endeavoured to do my very best and get through the game as quickly as possible.

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And the results, as you can see, speak for themselves. If you play Buggy Run 2, expect to blow up. A lot. You have infinite lives, so you get to endure the frustration of crashing on the same spot again and again and again without the benefit of a Quit button. Yes, there’s a “Stop” button, but that just pauses the game. Fool – you can’t stop Buggy Run 2 from ruining your coffee break!

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