The most important aspect of Ragdoll Blaster 2 is the level design, and this game doesn’t let us down. The new steampunk style really fits the game well. While the game may not be ideal for online scoring, as there is a set top score available for each group of levels, the integrated achievements are nicely done.
One feature we feel is missing from Ragdoll Blaster 2 is a level editor. While there is sufficient content to keep you occupied for some time, the ability to create, upload, and download more levels always improves the long-term value of physics games.Even if you've never played the original, this game is a Must Have. Ragdoll Blaster 2 sets a new standard for projectile physics games, and any puzzle fan should launch themselves over to the App Store to pick this one up.
In May 2009, the original Ragdoll Blaster came out - a great, sketchy, hand drawn game in which you controlled the movement of a cannon to fire ragdoll figures at a target, within increasingly complex physically-modelled worlds.
To that extent, Ragdoll Blaster was the right game at the right time. It's bigger: now with 150 levels. All iPhone games are more polished, but even taking that into account, Ragdoll Blaster 2 doesn't have that freshness.
