Toree 2 takes what the original Toree did, which was to be a very short but sweet platformer with a slight horror edge to it, and cranked it up to, I dunno, probably a 7.

There's some intrigue with the story, much like other games by this developer, but there's still not a ton to stick your teeth into. I see these games are more of fun little snack bite games meant to kill some time, and it serves that use very well, but they always leave me wanting more. If the developer ever went to make a full scale game with a plethora of mechanics that's smartly done, it'd have the potential to be one of my favorite 3D platformers. As of now, these games have just been fun. Not life changingly fun, but fun enough. And that's all it really set out to be.