Roxy Raccoon 2: Topsy-Turvy Reviews

Roxy Raccoon 2 is a nice addition to the franchise adding in much more customisation for Roxy and the characters as well as changing the the games mechanics into a tilt game. Its cute and wonderful art style is pleasing to eyes and leaves you wanting more of this adorable raccoon. the only negative i found was there was no ultrawide monitor support but is easily fixed by changing the resolution too 1920x1080. overall roxy is 9/10 would witch again

Another eye popping arcade game from Sinomod Studios! Levels start from easy and work their way up in difficulty. Multiple game modes to try out. Lots of customization to your own Roxy Raccoon, just like the other Roxy games. You can even create your own level! Definitely recommend this game! Fun for the whole family!

Cool game, I like how the Roxy theme continues. Very user friendly and there are lots of levels to choose from. Very interesting concept, I have never played a game like it. I recommend giving it a try!

Better than the previous games made by the creator/studio. Adore the music styles and the game play is fun just don't try to play with a trackball mouse... if you manage to win with a trackball than you deserve extra props. :D The colors and graphics are great and there's a lot of customisation available. The story is interesting again and continues on before. Could use without witch's in it but that's just a me thing lol. Definitely a lot of rewards to keep you playing with extra customisation that can keep you getting more out of the game for your money which is good. Lots of stuff that feels extra.

Neat little game. I only had a chance to play a tiny bit for the moment, but seems like it would be fun for short stints of play. If playing on Deck, make sure you use Proton Experimental, otherwise it just crashes on startup.

I didn’t think I’d actually enjoy playing one of these games without it being on a steam deck, switch or mobile device. But here I was playing with a keyboard and mouse and I got hooked. The powerups and special gimmicks add a lot of variety and the game offers a unique story with a decent amount of content. The level editor is nifty too.

The main maze game is instantly off putting due to the tricky tilting controls, which aren't intuitive or responsive enough, IMO. And all other levels are locked until you solve the hardcore first one. I'm hoping to extract some entertainment from the many minigames in Ryan's Arcade. Or perhaps I'll make my own casual levels for other slackers to enjoy. If you can cope with the mechanics, this could be an entertaining toy to fill some time.

Nothing like starting off a day by smashing a boulder into a cute raccoon :) What a wonderful collection of modes and mini games! I don't typically play these types of games but i decided to give this one a chance, and after i realized i could play with the mouse instead of the keyboard (duh), everything got a lot easier and by the fifth or sixth stage i was zipping around the table. The thing i really like is the game starts off slow and begins layering in more challenging pieces into each stage, and just when you think you figured everything out it throws a curve ball at you. Love the concept of how the game is so varied but still centered around physics-- and by the time I was a few stages in I was really rooting for this little furball to make it to the end of each level. I was actually thinking during one of the story stages that it would be fun if this had a time trial, and then i went back to the main menu and BAM there is a time trial. One final note, the music is really good, there would be some really mellow songs for the easier stages and then when a more challenging level began it would really crank it up a notch, its nice when the developer really nails the music and this one did, makes playing so much more enjoyable!

"Roxy Raccoon 2: Topsy-Turvy" is a fantastic game about building wealth and prosperity in a world full of cute and mischievous raccoons. From the first moment I saw the adorable artwork and clever gameplay mechanics, I was hooked. I love how the game encourages strategic thinking and careful planning, while also allowing for some silly and unpredictable moments thanks to the raccoon characters. As I played more and more, I found myself becoming increasingly fascinated by the raccoons themselves. Their nimble paws and sharp minds reminded me of my own tendencies to hoard shiny objects and sneak around at night. I started to identify with them on a deeper level, almost as if I too were a raccoon in human form. The way the game captures the essence of raccoon culture is truly impressive. From the way the raccoons scavenge for resources and build their empires, to the way they interact with each other and with the human townsfolk, everything feels authentic and true to life. It's no secret that I have a soft spot for raccoons, and "Roxy Raccoon 2: Topsy-Turvy" has only reinforced that love. I find myself daydreaming about playing as a raccoon in real life, scurrying through the forest and gathering shiny trinkets to add to my stash. All in all, "Roxy Raccoon 2: Topsy-Turvy" is an absolute delight of a game that will have you smiling and scheming in equal measure. Whether you're a die-hard raccoon fan like me or just someone looking for a fun and engaging experience, I can't recommend it enough. So go ahead and give it a try – who knows, you might just discover your own hidden raccoon obsession along the way!

Well well well, what do we have here? A Tilt-Labyrinth style game? I honestly didn’t think I would enjoy one on PC. I used to play these on mobile but never on the computer. I’m rather impressed by what we’ve got. The Good: Solid/tight controls and gameplay. Powerups and boss battles make this a unique entry to the genre. Comes with an in-game level creator/editor that is powerful and easy to use. Packed with loads of content, there’s bonus stages as well as those in the story. Minigames/Arcade is diverse, I’ve only played a handful though. Unique environments, great music & sounds. Don’t need previous experience with the franchise to enjoy this one. The Bad: Story is a bit basic, but nothing cringy or awful. One of the boss battles drove me bonkers. TL; DR: Much better than what I was expecting. I was sceptical when I saw the style of game, but I was intrigued knowing the quality of the developer’s previous games. Recommended for fans of the genre or fans of Roxy, you don’t need to play the previous games to appreciate this one.