Fit check
Is Baezult 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Solo players who want a puzzle-platforming adventure
- Fans of ancient-temple settings with environmental puzzles
- Players interested in a sequel that keeps the original game's general feel
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a major departure from the original game's overall gameplay
- Those who prefer a static camera rather than a moving one
- Players looking for a multiplayer game instead of a single-player experience
Our take on Baezult 2
The sequel's visual and camera updates may suggest a broader redesign, but the underlying gameplay remains close to the original. The main substantive expansion is the addition of more puzzle types and elements, rather than a fundamental change in structure.
What is Baezult 2?
Baezult 2 is a single-player puzzle platformer set around ancient temples hidden behind waterfalls on a secluded jungle island.
It is the sequel to Baezult and keeps the earlier game's general feel while adding more puzzle types and elements. The sequel also updates the graphics beyond the original's 16-color presentation and introduces a non-static camera. Gameplay centers on exploring the temple setting and discovering how its puzzles and elements work. Baezult 2 therefore expands the original's puzzle range and presentation without making a major change to its underlying style.
How Baezult 2 plays
- 01Single-player exploration
- The game takes place around rediscovered temples on a secluded jungle island.
- 02Expanded puzzle variety
- The sequel introduces additional puzzle types and elements compared with the original.
- 03Moving camera
- The camera is no longer static during gameplay.
- 04Updated graphics
- The sequel moves beyond the original game's 16-color visual presentation.
Baezult 2 compared to similar games
Baezult 2 focuses on temple exploration and puzzle-platforming, while Jusant centers on climbing a tall tower, managing stamina, and choosing paths toward its summit. Baezult 2 expands an existing puzzle-platformer, whereas Jusant combines its puzzles with climbing tools, stamina management, and a journey toward the top of a tower.
Baezult 2: platforms & release
Is Baezult 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: solo players who want a puzzle-platforming adventure. Skip it if: players seeking a major departure from the original game's overall gameplay.
Where can I download Baezult 2?
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What platforms is Baezult 2 on?
Windows only.
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