Gaming Union: "Video games based on film properties have been around longer than many of us care to remember, and not in the good way. They are often the unnecessary by-product of a studio wishing to capitalise on the hype of their property and as a result, tend to lack the certain degree of quality that gamers have come to expect from rival products. They are also often released at almost exactly the same time, to maximise marketing efforts. That’s why the release of Kick-Ass 2 is rather strange, because it comes 9 months after the release of the film and is nowhere near good enough to be able to stand on its own two feet."
Games Asylum: "As the sun sets on the humble Xbox 360 – even this year’s annual sports updates are looking unlikely – it’s time to pinpoint the system’s rarest title. Because publishers rarely share manufacturing figures, once again we’re left to draw our own conclusions."
"Kick Ass 2 from Freedom Factory, is a comic book game of the Kick Ass 2 Movie. The title has finally arrived on the PC scene. Has the long wait allowed the game to be further developed? Or has the premise grown stale?" says Calmdowntom
IncGamers battles through terrible dialogue, terrible combat, terrible level design, and a lot more horror in this review/complete playthrough of Kick-Ass 2's game adaptation.
From the review: "Kick-Ass 2 is terrible. You could be kind and say that it’s a nostalgic trip back to the days when film tie-in games were cheap, barely playable cash-ins. I’m not that kind, so I’m just going to say that it’s irritating, buggy, unpolished, dull, uninspired, and a wholly unpleasant experience from about five minutes in to its ultimate close. I did actually enjoy the first five minutes, but that’s mostly because I was laughing at the voice acting."
Yeah, not at all surprised with this one.
Sounds like it kicks its own ass.
Defiantly picking this gem up
Lol seems to have gotten a better score than ride to hell.
OMG! This looks amazing...ly bad.