iPhone and iPod Touch Software Games Toy Bot Diaries - Entry 2

Toy Bot Diaries - Entry 2

Written by Philip Roy November 30, 2008

4.3 (1)

Software

Version	1.1
Cost	$5.29 NZD
Suitable For	iPod Touch • iPhone 3G
Company/Developer	IUGO
Company/Product Website

Your favourite robot is BACK! Join Toy Bot in his latest and greatest adventure: Toy Bot Diaries Entry 2. Toy Bot begins where he left off, climbing out of the dingy sewers and into a whole new world of challenges in the sky. Entry 2 gives you more levels, more content, more graphics and maximum fun! See why Toy Bot has been called one of the best games exclusive to the iPhone. If you liked Entry 1, you’ll LOVE Toy Bot Diaries Entry 2!

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Overall rating:		4.3
Ease of Use:		4.0
Help/Support Material:		4.0
Graphics and Sound:		5.0
Value for Money:		4.0

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Toy Bot Diaries - Entry 2 certainly is a great continuation of an enjoyable game, although when I had completed the game, I was kinda disappointed...thinking “was that it?!”. I’m not sure if it is because I got obsessed with playing the first free and commercial entries, but the game didn’t seem to up the challenge for me at all...except for one level where I had a bit a brain freeze.

The new version certainly brings in new features, like exploding bombs, UFOs, more moving platforms and more.....and it certainly gives the impression that there is a lot more freedom of choice...when it fact, as per usual, the game is quite linear. I don’t mind the linear nature of working through a level to complete it, but I just didn’t feel like the levels where as overwhelming.

Near the end, being attached to a gigantic UFO as you soar into the air, I expected that this was possible half way through the game, only to find it fact it was the end.

Don’t get me wrong...I love the game. But I don't feel that Entry 2 really brought much (if anything) that was stunningly new to the game. Perhaps I should be seeing it not as a sequel, but just another entry along a similar path? They do call it ‘Entry 2’ for a reason.

I note that there is one more entry to go...and I certainly will be buying that. I just hope that it isn’t rushed and that it’s big and time consuming. TBT is a great game...I’d just like to see that greatness worked on a little.