
Release Date: October 7, 2014
The sequel to the colorful RPG released in 2010 by the legendary Tim Schafer and his Double Fine Productions studio. In the game we meet again the siblings known from the first part, Reynold and Wren, who during another Halloween night must face a new enemy, threatening the atmosphere of the holiday and the safety of playing children.
The Candy Crusaders are Back to Save Halloween in an All New Adventure Through Time!
Trick, treat and pick a fight with villainous dental soldiers in Costume Quest 2, the sweet sequel to Double Fine’s hit original, Costume Quest, that turned fans of all ages into candy obsessed crusaders. This inspired RPG adventure includes a range of new features and gameplay improvements to double the amount of mischievous fun. Explore spooky time-traversing landscapes, don adorable new costumes that transform into powerful Hallo-warriors, and collect even Creepier Treat Cards to wield in combat against a legion of hygiene obsessed baddies. Only heroic siblings Wren and Reynold can save Halloween forever!
Platforms:
PC Windows October 7, 2014
Xbox 360 October 29, 2014
PlayStation 3 October 28, 2014
Nintendo Wii U October 30, 2014
PlayStation 4 October 28, 2014
Xbox One October 29, 2014
Developer: Double Fine Productions, Inc.
Publisher: Midnight City
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System Requirements for Costume Quest 2 Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB (GeForce GT 220 or better), 1.5 GB HDD, Windows Vista/7/8.
Game Ratings for Costume Quest 2 Video Game.
Eurogamer: 7.5 / 10 by Tom Bramwell
Costume Quest 2 isn't a long game - it took me around six hours to complete, including almost all the side quests - but even a short game can outstay its welcome, and while there is still a great concept at the core of Double Fine's Halloween series, if anything this sequel is even further away from nailing it than its predecessor. Shallow and repetitive, Costume Quest 2's winsome appearance and occasional wit never quite obscure the busywork at its core.
Destructoid: 8 / 10 by Alasdair Duncan
Costume Quest 2 still has that Double Fine charm and any game that includes a Blazing Saddles joke in 2014 is okay in my book.
PC Gamer: 70 / 100 by Christopher Livingston
Adorable, amusing, colorful and well-animated, but the combat is too simplistic and repetitive to remain interesting throughout the game.
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