Mothership Explosions (Both games, AP, recalculation for the two feats above.Power Pack Bomb Explosions (Spelunky 2, AP).Bomb Explosion/Gold Idol Weight (AP/LS) (All games, AP, Spelunky HD/Classic, LS).The Ghost stands out, as she primarily fights with contact-based Death Manipulation, with some more complementary hax. The majority of the bosses are far above the Spelunkers in terms of physical stats, though less versatile, and most of the enemies hover around the Spelunkers' power level, due to canonically being able to kill them in a few hits. (It's worth noting that every playable character has exactly the same abilities, and therefore they do not warrant a page) Some of these weapons are incredibly powerful, reaching peaks of High 6-B, possibly 4-C. The protagonist, Guy Spelunky has a very varied set of equipment, though he cannot carry all of his weaponry at once. Spelunky games are relatively weak, with characters' physical starts starting at 8-C and peaking out High 8-C+, though they have several useful abilities. The sequel, Spelunky 2, released in 2020, sees Guy Spelunky's daughter, Ana Spelunky, fly to the moon, looking for treasures and her parents, only to find herself in an adventure similar to theirs, but even greater in scale and peril. It feels too random and too much of everything. It seems like the devs did not want us to advance as quickly as in Spelunky 1. The original, freeware 2009 game, nowadays known as Spelunky Classic, sees a then-unnamed adventurer discovering Colossal Cave, an underground dungeon so difficult to navigate that death itself could not access its always-shifting caves. The 2012 remake, known as Spelunky HD, updated the graphics, the generation and the controls, alongside adding several new areas, a journal and a new final boss, King Yama, ruler of the underworld. In Spelunky 2, everything is crowded, you have little room to move and moles and lizards in the first area are just unfair. Like I mentioned elsewhere I'm not sorry I bought this however the first game is far superior, and for that I'm grateful these devs exist.Spelunky is a roguelike series of indie games created by Derek Yu, infamous for its difficulty. Getting poisoned or cursed kind of sucks too but it doesn't happen all that often in my experience. There are also kind of a ton of traps but the first game had a ton as well. I helped the guy get 3 turkeys and after opening his cell there was a single gold brick on the ground and a pot with a spider in it lol. I love the idea of the 2nd 'back room level' layer but most of the time there's nothing good back there. This could be because there are less crates though, who knows. I'm finding myself running out of ropes (and sometimes bombs) way more often just trying to navigate any given level. The crates are also a darker brown and don't pop enough, blending into the background too much. Speaking of which, there are a lot less crates this time around (at least in the PS4 version, which I assume is identical to this). So say I'll go up to a corner and there's just a spike pit, a wall, and an empty square space. Many sections of each map don't have interesting things in them. yellow lizards / moles / even cavemen have 3 HP) how much damage the regular whip does (ex. It’s something different, like so many modern games that blur the lines between remaster.

Many of these enemies have too much HP for how many you have to face vs. Spelunky 2 isn’t a sequel or, at least, I wouldn’t use that term.

Monsters are too plentiful and crammed into what seem like much smaller levels. In short, here are some things I noticed. That kind of thing never happened to me with the first one. That 'aw I died but just ONE more run!' Now when I go and try to play this I get frustrated after 3 or 4 BS runs and shut it down and play something else. I'm a big Spelunky 1 vet and enjoy difficult games however this one doesn't have that certain something that the first did. I think it's a lot harder, bordering on unfair in places.

Spelunky vs spelunky 2