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22-Jun-2013 |
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7.90 |
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"There was a certain feeling of familiarity as far as environments go. It's been a minute so I don't recall much from the first part, so maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me. I found this to be surprisingly linear and short, and the teleport placement often even spanws you facing your next objective. That being said, I certainly enjoyed the sliding jump sequences, but can't help feeling there was a lot of underused potential here in such a massive place which is mostly just for show. 25 minutes, 1 secret. 12/23" - Treeble (30-Dec-2023) |
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"Very very good level! I especially enjoyed the sliding mechanics! Innovative and fun. It's an open area, but the playthrough is carefully guided until the end. I didn't find it too challenging, I finished the level in under an hour after all, but it did not take away the fun from it. Amazing level design, very interesting mechanics, nice usage of the creepy person (seriously, what's up with that face?), and amazing boss fight! I do believe the Golden Lara was purposely put there to increase the aiming difficulty, nice detail. I would've enjoyed a bit more lighting overall, it was too dark sometimes, and not enough flares to go around. Unfortunately, this was a short one! Nonetheless very entertaining ride." - Zhyttya (24-Jun-2022) |
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"So having just played GMac’s first Museum level, I was very curious to play the second one, so here I am. What I liked about this level: 1) The sliding grey tiles rooms! 2) The guide with a purpose! He’s so creepy but in such a good way, lol. 3) The transporters! 4) No enemies except for the final boss fight which is very doable. 5) The skull gained a halo after placing it! Such a nice detail that makes placing objects so much more interesting. 6) The elevator platforms! That was so much fun to navigate! More please!! 7) The sliding red tiles room even more fun! GMac constructed it so well that it was fairly easy but you still had to do some jumping just at the right time to make it out alive. I could do that all day long. Just loved it! 8) I have to mention the incredible purple flowered tree on the upper level. I was so enamoured with this arboreal masterpiece, I wished I had one to admire in real life. It may seem like such a small thing, it’s only purpose to be just a beautiful object, but to me these little gems are what make the exploring parts so satisfying.
What I didn’t like or rather missed seeing: 1) There’s a room that opens with a pool which I thought could have had a rope swing, monkey swing or some easy to do jump sequence to get to the skull. I just felt this was a missed opportunity for some fun gameplay after so much effort to make the room vast and beautiful. Not a biggie, but I still felt it. Overall though, I enjoyed this level a lot. I didn’t get bored and really really enjoyed the tasks that were here." - Lizard Queen (03-Feb-2020) |
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"This is a short level at 30 minutes, but it's a good one. There's some effective use of the sliding tiles that we don't see very often, and the lengthy course near the end is fairly challenging. I liked the device of stepping into colored lights to be transported elsewhere, one such sequence being essential for obtaining the only secret in the level. I don't recall a single flare pickup, but the lighting was such that you never really needed to light one. The museum itself is a vast sprawling expanse, but Dutchy's clear and concise walkthrough kept me on track throughout. Recommended despite its brevity." - Phil (08-Oct-2017) |
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"The same old style from George, a good architecture, well ornated and textured rooms, create a good atmosphere with lights, musics and flybys, and no very hard tasks (well, this time the jump from the elevator-tile to the opposite side of the pit was a bit tricky). As usual, very few enemies to shoot and few pickups; this time I think he was out of ideas and abused of the sliding floor puzzles. Anyway a solid level nice to play to have a good time. Take a try." - Jose (25-Sep-2017) |
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"This second level is much more compact than the
first. Lara must explore a mostly deserted
museum (although a few coyotes and a guide make
an appearance) to reach the next Skribblerz
Stone. There's a lot of sliding activities to
perform as well as rotating flamethrowers to
avoid and some raising platforms to negotiate.
The looks here are not as grey as in George's
other levels (not that that's a disadvantage)
but I was pleased to see some more colourful
scenery. A nice little level." - Ryan (07-Jun-2017) |
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"Identical questions as for the old version but now it looks more like a museum with exhibit cases, while the challenges got more varied and creative. There is less of long running, the end is strong with so rarely seen ocb 128 and we get an aftermath as well. I had just one trouble: finding the dog platform despite of the hint which should show the ladder instead. SUMMARY: I like the revision more, it left me more satisfied than not. A nice run." - DJ Full (01-Mar-2017) |
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"If you've played the first Museum level by George you are on familiar grounds. The sliding floors (yes plural) one has to do here are rather fun, even when I died a few times. Felt a bit sorry for the coyotes stuck upon the roof, poor beasts must be starving. I had to put them down in order to get the so needed key, so they are out of their misery. There is a boss fight at the end, those can be a pain in the behind, but this one was rather fun I have to admit." - Gerty (13-Jan-2017) |
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"In the second level of this release, it's time to raid a
museum full of elevator platforms, slippery floors, and
nasty enemies all trying to send Lara to her doom. My
favorite part was the texturing, I felt the author knew
just what to put in every room. But one thing from stopping
me from giving a perfect score in that category is that I
felt the lighting was a little too gray-scale throughout -
some more color would have made the looks pop a bit more.
The combat was pretty intense (in a good way) near the end
and the secrets (well, the one I managed to find) felt
satisfying to find. The biggest drawback I would say is the
short length, making it feel like things ended right when
the going gets good, especially considering almost all of
the level takes place in just one chamber. Still, a nice
raid that gives some bang for its buck. Time: 30 minutes." - SSJ6Wolf (22-Oct-2015) |
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"This is pretty similar to the first Museum level,but with
a considerably more compact playing area which,in
turn,allows for a somewhat faster feeling of gameplay
progression.Not that any of the tasks on offer are
particularly challenging (indeed many important key
objects just seem to be lying around in your path),but
the athletic sliding and jumping sequences create a more
action oriented feel to the game.In one case,the builder
seemed so pleased to have mastered the sliding floor set-
up that he used it twice more in very quick
succession,but always with a good sense of
fun.Atmospherically,this was another 'pervasive gothic
grey' level,which seems to be de-rigueur for this
builder.Perhaps that's a disadvantage,but it never fails
to do its job.Texturing is as superb as expected,while
the enemies (although not frequently used) are placed
carefully;and the level builds to a decent enough Finale.
None of GMacs adventures outstay their welcome,and this
one came in at a perfectly compact thirty minutes - which
means that no-one has an excuse to ignore it!" - Orbit Dream (01-Dec-2014) |
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"Indeed rather brief - even shorter than the original Museum level that I played just before this one, but nonetheless great fun while it lasts. Lots of deja vu here in comparison to the first part - including a lot of empty space to traverse - and then a nice addition with the sliding elements and moving elevator. Thanks to the camera guidance you will probably never wonder for Long what to do next and none of the tasks bears any real challenge, so this is suitable for players of all kinds. It ends after just over 20 minutes with a little boss battle. 1 secret." - MichaelP (28-Nov-2014) |
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"The shortest entry in Skribblerz Stonez 4 feels like a direct continuation of the first Museum level with the same kind of atmosphere and many objects and textures used in both levels. There's still a lot of running around vast areas, some good sliding puzzles, if a bit easy at second glance, and a few jump sequences with rotating fires that are no threat at all. The looks don't quite significantly change, with the lighting being a tad less bland and flat as in the first part, and only a few textures make up for a change from all those grey rooms. Some levers and doors miss sounds, but that's not a large issue. While the level feels rather interesting to follow it doesn't quite reach the same standard of most of the other Skribblerz levels, yet remains a fun 20 minute game. Found one secret." - manarch2 (28-Aug-2014) |
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