
Heave Ho 2
What critics said
Co-op games don't always need an emotionally gripping story like e.g. It Takes Two nor do they always need to be packed with ranked matches, battle passes and endless engagement like many shooters. Sometimes a manageable number of creative maps and a focus on collaborative puzzle-solving are enough to create an entertaining experience: Heave Ho 2 expands on the ideas of its predecessor with fun challenges and more than creative level and mission design while still maintaining its core focus on an incredibly entertaining multiplayer game.
TheGamer80Heave Ho 2, however, has left me with a very different feeling. After seeing more of the ideas the developers of this series have for this concept, now I’m hungry for more.
Game Informer83I have a soft spot for goofy physics-based co-op games in general, but Heave Ho 2 was a hit no matter who I put it in front of. Its wacky exterior is supported by a solid core of great controls and smart level design. Not all of its gambles pay off, but I'm fine accepting a little jank in an otherwise jolly experience.

















