2) Indeed it is very different from the first game. Rather than individual smaller levels, it's essentially one large world with smaller puzzling situations to overcome as you explore. Control is more like a platformer. Instead of using items, you mainly stomp & tweet which cause different reactions from the various creatures/obstacles. It starts out fairly linear but you eventually gain the ability to transport to other points around the world.

1) Tough to compare because they're very different games, but overall I think it's a bit easier. There are some hard puzzles, especially if you're going for 100% completion. Some were very frustrating simply due to difficult maneuvers or situations to navigate. Still, I finished this one, despite also being stuck on some levels in the first game.

If you're looking for a level-based puzzle game like the first, this isn't it. If you'd like a puzzle platformer adventure, I thought this one was really good.

Originally posted by Argh!:

2) Indeed it is very different from the first game. Rather than individual smaller levels, it's essentially one large world with smaller puzzling situations to overcome as you explore. Control is more like a platformer. Instead of using items, you mainly stomp & tweet which cause different reactions from the various creatures/obstacles. It starts out fairly linear but you eventually gain the ability to transport to other points around the world.

1) Tough to compare because they're very different games, but overall I think it's a bit easier. There are some hard puzzles, especially if you're going for 100% completion. Some were very frustrating simply due to difficult maneuvers or situations to navigate. Still, I finished this one, despite also being stuck on some levels in the first game.

If you're looking for a level-based puzzle game like the first, this isn't it. If you'd like a puzzle platformer adventure, I thought this one was really good.

Thanks, sounds good and I will probably buy it now.