Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle review

Adventure game fans - over here. Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle will keep you busy for many a long evening. Gorgeous landscapes, brand new and varied locations both above and below the surface of the sea, intriguing puzzles and an entertaining storyline await you. Fans of the original Runaway shouldn't miss our review of Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle. Click here to read the Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle review now!

Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle review
Where would we be without cel-shaded graphics, eh? Without cel-shading, we couldn’t have had classics like Jet Set Radio. We couldn’t have numerous rubbish cartoon spin-offs. But we certainly couldn’t have had a game that’s as gorgeous to look at as Runaway 2. From the very beginning, the first thing you’ll notice about Runaway 2 is just how stunning it looks. With a level of visual pizazz that wouldn’t look out of place in a Disney movie, Runaway 2 combines cel-shaded 3D models, with pre-rendered cartoon backgrounds, giving the game a style of its own. Everything you come across looks simply phenomenal; from the jungle you start off in, to the secret underwater base, to the laid-back beach huts of the Hawaiian island, everything here has been drawn with a level of detail and visual flair that breathes life into everything it touches.

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