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February 07, 2014

fractured 2

The continuation of the fractured puzzle platforming by Grozzler. This time you have to help a lost girl find her daddy in fractured 2.

12 comments:

  1. Hmmm, just as heavy as the first. Still an interesting concept, though. Thanks for sharing this with us, Bart.

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  2. Mindbending and awesome!

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  3. Hoe many levels are there in this game?!?! I really like this one but I've been stuck on one level for the past half hour!

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  4. URGH!!!!! I'm at the second to the last level and I can't beat it. :(

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  5. Wow. That was depressing. Is there a way to get a happy ending?

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  6. I remember playing the first fractured game, and while this is a good game, it is just more of the same without really adding anything over the previous one.

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  7. Thank you, Bart, for the distraction. It's been a LONG day here with very little sleep last night. Finished the game. Liked it as much as the first one. Off to bed now. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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  8. It was the same exact concept as the last one. I liked the 1st one better.

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  9. It was the same exact concept as the last one. I liked the 1st one better.

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  10. Oh, that was so sad. I've never played the first one, but this was a nice puzzler. If you found some way to reach the dad at the end, does it give you a happy ending?

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  11. Sorry Emily, in first one the child had lost their mother and the ending was the same as this one.
    Oddly enough, there seems to be quite a few games like this out there where someone has lost a loved one and is trying to regain them, but the ending is always with them losing/letting go of them.

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  12. The story text is also fractured.

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