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    BIT.TRIP Presents: Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien

    Game » consists of 16 releases. Released Feb 26, 2013

    A direct sequel to the BIT.TRIP title of the same name, Runner2 drops the 8-bit inspired visuals and visits multiple worlds in order to stop the evil Timbletot.

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    4.7 stars

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    t’s hard to put Runner 2 down once you are trapped in its trance and find yourself “in the zone.” 0

    BIT.TRIP Presents: Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien(PC) by domstercool on July 01, 2013

    Runner games have become extremely popular on mobile platforms, normally going for free but incorporating some kind of in-app purchasing as a way to get money from people addicted to the game. Looking at the PC platform, runner games aren’t exactly a thriving genre, unless you want to count the flash games you can play through your browser. I’m talking about purchasable titles, though, such as the recently-released BIT.TRIP Presents… Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien, which I’m just going t...

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    BIT.TRIP Presents: Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien(Linux) by manlyscream on March 17, 2013

    If you played the previous Bit.Trip Runner and loved it, this is the same addictive, painful and amazing 2d music/platformer as before. While there is some getting used to with the color schemes and interactive backgrounds, that are distracting at times, it takes little time to adjust. With new moves, a slew of unlockables and only costing $15 it's a steal....

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    Challenging, but not Frustrating. Better Than the Original 0

    BIT.TRIP Presents: Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien(Wii U) by theyanni on March 31, 2013

    After the finishing the Bit.Trip series of games, Gaijin Games has gone back to do a sequel/spin-off to Bit.Trip Runner, which was my favorite of the previous games. And Gaijin has pulled out all the stops. Not content to the pixelated and blocky visuals of their previous games, everything in this game has been beautifully rendered and fully polygonal. They present the game like Runner 2 is the next episode of a saturday morning cartoon based on Commander Video's adventures. The announcer they ...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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