[Review] Lost Twins 2 on PlayStation 5

Sure, let’s dive into this adventure — and get ready for some twists and turns because things might get a bit bumpy. Here we go:

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So, Lost Twins 2, right? I mean, it’s not just another puzzle game. Nope, it’s one of those quirky journeys you wanna take on a lazy afternoon. You get to steer these twins, Abi and Ben. They’re trying to find their way home or, I dunno, maybe just getting lost in the mystery, guided by this magical feng-something… Fenghuang, yeah. Always wondered if that’s pointing them home or somewhere else. Who can say?

The inspiration behind the graphics? Screams Studio Ghibli magic. You know that vibe — whimsical and almost floating in its design. Like, ever watched a Ghibli movie and felt like floating in a dream? That’s it. Anyway, you start guiding these two, and it’s all about moving them with the left stick or D-Pad. Abinand Ben swap with L2, like a tag team. But here’s the kicker — you hit R2, zoom out, and twist the environment like a puzzle. Suddenly, new paths everywhere. It’s kinda bonkers how it changes things.

Right, trophies! Who doesn’t love those shiny badges of honor? Get a bunch of Bronze, Silver, and Gold — all leading up to that elusive Platinum. Completing stuff, collecting feathers, it’s all part of the ride. Jumping ropes? Check. Beating the whole game in one go? Doable, if you’ve got the stamina!

Elements get tossed at you in a steady drip. Just when you think you’ve got it, boom! Rocks to push, gates to time — oh, and those wild energy walls that vanish with a switch. Chase after all the feathers, and you’ll unlock some concept art. Feels like digging for treasure in odd places.

Did I mention it launches on PS5 now? Yeah, it’s out there. But seriously, full-on animated good times wrapped in a puzzle game riddle. And like, sometimes I think games like these aren’t just games. They sneak in life lessons or something. Or maybe I’m just looking too hard. Whatever.

Fun weirdness, if you’re up for it. Tailor-made for anyone who’s into pixelated adventures and a sprinkle of anime magic. So there you have it — go get lost with Lost Twins 2. Might find something worth your while.