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Line Rider 2: Unbound Wii
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62 out of 100

Mixed or average reviews - based on 12 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 12
  2. Mixed: 10 out of 12
  3. Negative: 1 out of 12
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  1. IGN
    78
    Line Rider's core concept is great, and this sequel does pretty much what it sets out to do: monetize the free online toy with added gameplay, visuals, and music.
  2. Cheat Code Central
    74
    Puzzles are engaging and plentiful, and the freestyle mode can easily occupy days of solid creativity.
  3. Nintendojo
    71
    Line Rider 2: Unbound is a fairly decent port of an interesting Flash game, but there are some problems keeping the Wii experience from fully living up to its potential.
  4. GameSpot
    70
    In Line Rider 2: Unbound, you'll experience a love-hate relationship with squiggly lines.
  5. My Gamer
    68
    But for a cheaper price point of the $30 range, Line Rider 2: Unbound is still worthy to be at least a rental. Or go find the original version online for free.
  6. Game Informer
    63
    Don't forget to go into the sound options and turn off the god-awful music.
  7. GamesRadar
    60
    It's all good, but it's still a simple premise that wears out sooner rather than later for most folks – a free game that lasts this long is great, but when we're shelling out actual money, we have higher expectations.
  8. 1UP
    58
    As a creative tool Unbound is great, but as a game it feels a little sparse. Despite its seemingly casual nature, the technical side of Unbound shouldn't be underestimated -- it quickly frustrates players looking for a light challenge while rewarding the more dedicated who are willing to invest the time.
  9. Official Nintendo Magazine UK
    52
    The controls are fiddly and the game feels deeply unappealing. [Oct 2009, p.84]
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  10. AceGamez
    50
    It's not a bad concept, but Line Rider 2: Unbound feels like so much of the shovelware that's infested Nintendo's mega-huge console.
  11. Nintendo Power
    50
    Line Rider's transition from Flash-based phenomenon to full-fledged Wii game is a bumpy one. [Nov 2008, p.98]
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  12. Metro GameCentral
    40
    The free web toy gains little from its transformation into a retail game - or in its move to the DS.
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6.0 out of 10

Mixed or average reviews- based on 4 Ratings

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  1. firehazard42
    8
    I liked it. its a great and simple concept: draw lines and the guy rides them. but that doesn't mean the game isn't hard or complex. you will need a creative and open mind to solve the puzzle mode this game offers, and there are a LOT of puzzles. some will frustrate you a lot, but not in the way that makes you want to stop playing, but in a way that makes you want to try even harder to beat it, and when you do its a great feeling. the freestyle is even better, with tools that let you make whatever you can think up, and then some. but, that doesn't mean game is perfect. the story is so cliché and over the top i don't even want to mention it. anyone with ANY gaming experience will instantly be able to guess it just by looking at the cover. the visuals are nice, but in cut-scense are sort of poorly animated and are an obvious rip off of famous Saturday cartoons like road runner and tom & jerry. the sound is good, but the characters constant WOOP! ing and WEEE! ing gets old after 50 times of hearing the same clip (thankfully, this can be turned off, so +1 good for you point). i played the flash version online, and it was fun, especially when i learned how to make a gravity well(if you don't know what that is, you find out), but this takes everything that made the original great and builds upon it so much they had to make it a full game. if your creative, i cant recommend this game enough, and if you aren't, check it out anyway. you may just have fun.… Full Review »
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