The first Tappingo was an interesting game that offered a new grid-based puzzle idea and an original design concept (mostly its music). The sequel is already here, and it looks like it keeps its original feel, but... It's good? The flaws from the first game are fixed? It's worth your money?
"Pixel art is great. From the basic the monolithic, you can do some great things with those tiny dots. Imagine my excitement when I was given a puzzle game where you crafted such masterpieces. Tappingo 2 is the second iteration of the Tappingo series, hence the number 2 on the end. It adds loads more puzzles, 104 to be precise. Oh, and it is excellent."
Nintendo Insider writes:
Cut from the same cloth as Jupiter’s mind-boggling Picross series, Dutch developer Goodbye Galaxy Games deliver a second helping of their block-based puzzler in Tappingo 2.
Arriving on the Nintendo eShop in Europe several months after the puzzler’s fiendish machinations had those in North America scratching their heads, it is CIRCLE Entertainment that have once again done us the courtesy of negotiating their way through Europe’s rating boards.
"As someone who has gone through several Picross apps on their iPhone, I was excited to hear about Tappingo 2, a puzzler for the 3DS in the same vein. Maybe this would be the perfect game for my long train rides."
