From the outset this game is much better animated and has a better soundtrack than the original, it also seems to add a variety of 'those games' that weren't included in the original. All that said, don't play only one minigame, vary between then or you'll hate your life. I must confess I'm disappointed that they haven't improved the gatcha machine or title system.

A large amount of complaints seem to be based on the fact that this game is filled with 'those games', true the adverts still have better graphics than this game but they don't actually work, these are app/advert like games and for some reason people don't like the fact they got what it says on the tin.

I don't know what the devs changed between the first and second opus, but this game really doesn't feel the same as the first, as the game seems repetitive, or strange to play. Yeah, it is some others games we cannot play usually on mobile, but idk how to describe it... It just doesn't give the same vibes as the first one, which was pretty good to be honest. Will maybe try again later, but not for me for now...

This game is very similar to the first one and thus acts more like an expansion to the first game than a sequel. If I wasn't a completionist, I would give this game and the series as a whole a 10/10. However, the "VIP Millionaire" achievement/mission left a bad taste in my mouth. As you can see, I have 72 hours in this game. There are 11 steam achievements for this game, and I got the first 10 in less than 10 hours. The rest of my playtime was spent grinding for the last achievement, "VIP Millionaire", which requires you to have earned (you guessed it) 1 million coins in total from playing the game. Although there are only 11 achievements for the game on steam, there are also 88 other in-game achievements that are not featured on steam. While it is possible to get "VIP Millionaire" without completing all of these other achievements, the in-game achievements not only award money when completed, but also award more money than you could ever get by completing levels normally. Therefore, the most logical way of obtaining the "VIP Millionaire" achievement would be completing all of the in-game missions alongside all of the levels, which I did fairly easily. After doing so, I was only just barely over the halfway point to obtaining the "VIP Millionaire" achievement. It's also worth noting that at this point I had around 20 hours of play time. Now, since I've completed all of the in-game missions, the only 2 other ways of earning coins were completing daily missions and replaying levels that I've already beaten. You can complete all daily missions in less than 5 minutes, which earns you 10,000 coins, but this isn't nearly enough. That being said, I replayed the first level of "Knock Back Shooter" over and over again because it was the level that could be completed the quickest with the least amount of required inputs, which also allowed me to watch YouTube videos in the background while grinding. After another 50 boring hours, I finally got this stupid achievement and uninstalled the game.

TL,DR: The game is good, but ♥♥♥♥ the VIP Millionaire achievement.