Bud Spencer & Terence Hill - Slaps And Beans 2 Reviews
The dream game for Bud Spencer and Terence Hill' lovers. A classic, fun and easy to play beat 'em up with lots of quotes from the movies and a killer soundtrack. A few minor technical issues in no way alter the gaming experience, which despite the addition of mini-games and Party mode has a somewhat limited longevity.
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Trinity Team builds on the experience gained with the first episode and packs a richer and more cared for sequel in every aspect.
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This genre's lineup on Switch has changed a lot since the original in 2018, and this feels primitive. Slaps & Beans 2 offers a long, adventurous campaign with a lot to see and do, and will remain a treat for dedicated fans of the duo. But, the combat, overshadowed by its novelty interludes, should be more fulfilling and less repetitive.
An authentic love letter to the legend of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, that improves almost every aspect of the previous game.
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Bud Spencer & Terence Hill - Slaps And Beans 2 is not a bad game, and will especially appeal to fans of the legendary Italian duo. Compared to the first game, it has been expanded and improved in many ways, but it also has some nasty bugs that detract from the overall experience.
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Bud Spencer & Terence Hill – Slaps and Beans 2 is a tribute to fans of Bud and Terence, whose nostalgia and references to the famous duo imprint the quality necessary to conquer a space among the indie games focused on the retro pixel art style. The unique features full of humor, associated with the dynamic between protagonists and antagonists, is the differential that signals the extravagant personality of the game.
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Too much continuity with the previous one, and the gameplay has innovated just enough, in the mini-games and little else. It will continue to be a title that will touch the hearts of fans, but as a video game in general, without being bad, it doesn't provide much more than a few hours of entertainment.
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Especially in genres that you rarely see deviations from the norm new ideas can be exciting, but not always
Bud Spencer & Terence Hill: Slaps And Beans 2 is a solid, fun and rewarding title as well as a true love letter to the two cult actors. If you're looking for a side-scrolling fighting game that will entertain you with pleasure, this one might just have all the credentials to win you over.
Review in Italian | Read full review
The true dynamic duo returns in Slaps and Beans 2, a beat 'em up as classic as their filmography that goes straight to the heart of nostalgia and simple fun. Anyone looking for an intuitive adventure, simple and ideal to enjoy with friends, will find pure gold here.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
While a fairly simplistic affair, Slaps & Beans 2 is an enjoyable slice of beat-’em-up action. Between the love for the source material that pours out of every pixel and the massively entertaining set pieces, Slaps & Beans 2 may not be the deepest offering the genre has to offer, but it’s clear it was never meant to be. Instead, what you get is a history lesson in Bud and Terence’s brand of slapstick comedy and a combat system that’s simple enough to provide hours of fun for the whole family. On that basis, Slaps & Beans 2 is an easy recommendation.
Bud Spencer & Terence Hill - Slaps and Beans 2's main merits are its notable presentation, including cinematographic elements, nostalgic soundtrack, high quality pixel art, and sound effects that faithfully capture the comic sounds of the movies starred by Bud and Terence. The title is strong on its nostalgic appeal to the fans of the duo's movies thanks to a careful recreation of the spirit of the movies. However, basic elements tied to its gameplay may leave a lot to be desired for some players, especially enthusiasts of the genre, meaning the general experience may vary depending on the person's preferences.
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