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Samorost 2

Find yourself in a surreal, exotic and sometimes funny world as you help the little gnome in the funny white suit rescue his faithful dog kidnapped by aliens.

Samorost 2 (2005)

Amanita Design See all games in the Samorost series

Developer:
Amanita Design

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Platforms:
Android, iPad, iPhone, Linux, Mac, PC

Releases:

Digital December 6, 2005 by Amanita Design

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Samorost 2 review

The shareware sequel is short, sweet, smells like mushrooms, and well worth the small purchase price.

Read the review » Jan 3, 2006

Amanita Design - Jakub Dvorsky interview

AG goes behind the scenes with the creator of Samorost, the little Flash game whose success has mushroomed beyond all expectation.

Read interview Dec 17, 2005

Updates

5 Nov, 2020

Samorost 2 gets enhanced update and iOS, Android ports

First major update of Amanta classic in fifteen years includes higher resolution, full screen support, improved sounds and other enhancements.

9 Dec, 2005

Samorost 2 now available as shareware
Flash sequel offers free first chapter

Walkthrough for Samorost 2

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What our readers think of Samorost 2

Posted by thorn969 on Apr 30, 2017

Pretty... far too short

So... yes... this game is like Machinarium. But much shorter and more simple. Almost all the puzzles are just pixel hunts, because essentially all you need to do is hit the few hotspots in the right order. I got trapped in one level and had to restart...

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Posted by Antrax on Jan 2, 2014

Only if you love Machinarium

There's a genre of games, led by Machinarium, where the interface is frustratingly simple, mindless repetition and pixel hunting are considered legitimate challenge and complete lack of guidance is excused by pretty visuals. If you're into that, Samorost 2...