A great little platformer. It adds a little more depth and breadth to what the first game had with a few more mechanics, enemy puzzles and boarding levels. It's similarly short and sweet but with a little more meat on the bone.
Ultimately, Door to Phantomile is the game that sticks in the mind, though. Its OST is both more interesting and more pleasant, and what it lacks in a little added depth it more than makes up for with its tighter levels, unique aesthetic, and overall whimsy. Still, Klonoa 2 is a great successor, and it's worth a play for anyone who likes a fun, breezy platformer.
Ultimately, Door to Phantomile is the game that sticks in the mind, though. Its OST is both more interesting and more pleasant, and what it lacks in a little added depth it more than makes up for with its tighter levels, unique aesthetic, and overall whimsy. Still, Klonoa 2 is a great successor, and it's worth a play for anyone who likes a fun, breezy platformer.