This game is the 2nd following on from the first Woodle Tree game. The game is open world and very colourful. The open game world can be explored, but collectibles and opponents are only spoiled with your progress. So it's no use to explore the world, because you will only get lost and you can not do much. The camera is at least better than the "classics" because it is rarely hanging or blocked - even in interior spaces. Only sometimes, the camera decided to have to be inverted, to switch to "inverted control". And then back to normal. Much worse is the fighting system. Either the opponents run on fixed paths or turn in sight to you and then follow you bluntly. I found really nice the idea of dynamic soundtrack. It changes according to the environment and situation. However, if you often walk around with silence or hear only a few seconds of looped strings, this is less fascinating. Overall, Woodle Tree 2: Worlds is rather quiet. A few dialogues or textboxes would have improved a lot. I really wanted to like the game, but I was bored and was annoyed by the bad design decisions and lack of skill in level and game design. I believe without open world approach, with cleanly narrated history, more elaborate mechanics and much refinement, the manufacturer could even conjure a nice little game. But the game managed to improve its predecessor in many ways. So, if you liked the first one you would enjoy the sequel, too.