Review for: Ty The Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue (remastered)
Review by: Joell Joelly



Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue was my first Ty the Tasmania Tiger game. Originally played it as a young child on the Original Xbox console. I already had a soft spot for the game, and when it got re-released on steam I just had to grab it.


Ty 2 start off shortly after where Ty 1 left off… the Reptile forces are trying to break Boss Cass free from Currawong Jail. The prison where boss Cass got locked up following the event of ty 1. Ty and his friends do their very best to keep him locked up. But their efforts are not enough. Boss Cass breaks free with the help of his lead henchwoman Fluffy…

Following their failed attempt to keep Cass locked up the heroes form Bush Rescue. This strike team will allow them to better respond to distress calls all over the outback. Boss Cass his whereabouts are known but due to diplomatic immunity the heroes cannot arrest him. This is because Cass has setup his own country called Cassopolis.


Soon after the first mission you get dropped in to the open world, here you can do mission that become available to you. Once you've done enough mission within the outback the game will progress its story. This goes in the form of a boss battle or special mission. Just like the opening mission these are very scripted, But most importantly very fun!

Ty 2 is a platformer in heart. The core gameplay is solid and fun. Ty feels good to control, And jumping feels responsive and fast. Two attack types are available: his Boomerangs and a Bite Attack, he is a Tiger after all.

The boomerangs come in many types, like Fire, Ice and rope Boomerangs. You can get them in shops in town and upgrade at Sly’s tree house. You use the Red Coins you collect all over the outback to pay for them. These 'Rangs make combat and platforming easier and will allow ty to reach places he couldn’t reach before.

Other than 'Rangs you can also buy Bunyip license. Bunyip’s are mech suits used for combat, exploration or clearing a path.

Having the licenses is required to do some missions, same goes for the Boomerangs. This is a very annoying aspect of the design, because you're not always told what license or 'Rang you will need to do the mission. (Get them as soon as you can!)


Within the world of Ty2 you can collect many things. Of course the currency is all over the place, but you can also get Cogs, Chromium Orbs and Bilbies. The Chromium Orbs can be used to buy maps, they will show you the location of the other items to collect, they are required to get 100%. Also one of the best things to find is a guy called goo-boo (lost) Steve.


You might also have noticed I have not mentioned the cart racing mini game, they are scattered around the open world for you to do, luckily they are not required for the main plot to go forward because they (‘’Suuuuuuuuuck’’) are very bad. I’m pretty sure some people find them enjoyable but I can't get in to them. That's why I didn’t include them in this review.

This review is based on the latest ''Experimental'' build of TY the Tasmanian Tiger 2 on Steam.
Version: Build r2675_v071

If youre a big fan of platformers like Rayman 2 and if you have a soft spot of cheesy Saturday morning cartoons Ty the Tasmanian tiger 2 will be right up your ally

Title: TY the Tasmanian Tiger 2
Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, Early Access
Developer: Krome Studios[www.kromestudios.com]
Publisher: Krome Studios[www.kromestudios.com]
Release Date: 20 Mar, 2017
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=888007235
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Review for: [b]Ty The Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue (remastered)[/b] Review by: [b]Joell Joelly[/b] [h1]Pros [b]~ Good ol' platforming fun! ~ Great support for modern systems! ~ Freedom to do missions in your own order.[/b] Cons [b]~ Weird design choices ~ Collecting all hidden items is a mixed bag[/b][/h1] [h1]REVIEW[/h1] Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue was my first Ty the Tasmania Tiger game. Originally played it as a young child on the Original Xbox console. I already had a soft spot for the game, and when it got re-released on steam I just had to grab it. [h1]STORY[/h1] Ty 2 start off shortly after where Ty 1 left off… the Reptile forces are trying to break Boss Cass free from Currawong Jail. The prison where boss Cass got locked up following the event of ty 1. Ty and his friends do their very best to keep him locked up. But their efforts are not enough. Boss Cass breaks free with the help of his lead henchwoman Fluffy… Following their failed attempt to keep Cass locked up the heroes form Bush Rescue. This strike team will allow them to better respond to distress calls all over the outback. Boss Cass his whereabouts are known but due to diplomatic immunity the heroes cannot arrest him. This is because Cass has setup his own country called Cassopolis. [h1]GAMEPLAY[/h1] Soon after the first mission you get dropped in to the open world, here you can do mission that become available to you. Once you've done enough mission within the outback the game will progress its story. This goes in the form of a boss battle or special mission. Just like the opening mission these are very scripted, But most importantly very fun! Ty 2 is a platformer in heart. The core gameplay is solid and fun. Ty feels good to control, And jumping feels responsive and fast. Two attack types are available: his Boomerangs and a Bite Attack, he is a Tiger after all. The boomerangs come in many types, like Fire, Ice and rope Boomerangs. You can get them in shops in town and upgrade at Sly’s tree house. You use the Red Coins you collect all over the outback to pay for them. These 'Rangs make combat and platforming easier and will allow ty to reach places he couldn’t reach before. Other than 'Rangs you can also buy Bunyip license. Bunyip’s are mech suits used for combat, exploration or clearing a path. Having the licenses is required to do some missions, same goes for the Boomerangs. This is a very annoying aspect of the design, because you're not always told what license or 'Rang you will need to do the mission. (Get them as soon as you can!) [h1]COLLECTION[/h1] Within the world of Ty2 you can collect many things. Of course the currency is all over the place, but you can also get Cogs, Chromium Orbs and Bilbies. The Chromium Orbs can be used to buy maps, they will show you the location of the other items to collect, they are required to get 100%. Also one of the best things to find is a guy called goo-boo (lost) Steve. [h1]OTHER[/h1] You might also have noticed I have not mentioned the cart racing mini game, they are scattered around the open world for you to do, luckily they are not required for the main plot to go forward because they (‘’Suuuuuuuuuck’’) are very bad. I’m pretty sure some people find them enjoyable but I can't get in to them. That's why I didn’t include them in this review. This review is based on the latest ''Experimental'' build of TY the Tasmanian Tiger 2 on Steam. Version: Build r2675_v071 If youre a big fan of platformers like Rayman 2 and if you have a soft spot of cheesy Saturday morning cartoons Ty the Tasmanian tiger 2 will be right up your ally Title: TY the Tasmanian Tiger 2 Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, Early Access Developer: [url=http://www.kromestudios.com/]Krome Studios[/url] Publisher: [url=http://www.kromestudios.com/]Krome Studios[/url] Release Date: 20 Mar, 2017 http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=888007235 [i]If you spot a mistake in grammer you can let me know, ill try to fix it.[/i] [h1]Follow my Curator page : http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6858371/ [/h1] [h1]This review is written for : [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/PandasCorner]The Panda's Corner[/url][/h1] Cheers,