hocus 2

This is a great puzzle game, it makes you think and gives you a sense of satisfaction when you complete a level without being overly difficult or frustrating like some other puzzle games. I really like the concept, the level design and the mechanics. Well worth it if you want a nice brain teaser.

Plz

... but in a good way There are two approaches; 1. Move around randomly until you complete it 2. Figure out the route you need to take It’s fun to do 1. until you get stuck. Then you try 2. a bit. Often you’ll complete it without quite knowing how you did. It’s kind of hilarious. One of the most interesting games in the App Store since Monument Valley 1 and the like

Hocus2 is more entertaining than Hocus, which is saying a lot. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars was the paltry number of puzzles included (fewer than 90).

Please update the first version. It’s superior to this version but it needs to be updated to work with iOS 16.1. Thanks

I like that hocus 2 added some additional features to move the little cube around and make the puzzles a little more thought-provoking. Just like the original hocus, the game gets more challenging over time but never in a frustrating way. I still love the basic design and the relaxing music. I love to play when I’m stressed or just want to do something calming. Once again, my only disappointment was that I eventually ran out of puzzles. Would love to see hocus 3 in the future!

Fun. Finished it in a few sittings. Please add more levels!!

I enjoyed Hocus and was so excited to see Hocus 2! I would give it 5 stars if more levels were available! I finished all of these in just a few days, and now I want more, please. And I don’t like the “endless” puzzles on Hocus. For some reason they are all much too simple. Please keep adding levels for both Hocus, and Hocus 2!

Better than the first one. Pick it up!

Hi Yunus, One level I think is impossible. Section 6, top diagonal left. I will post a review on my puzzle app blog gottasolveit on Monday 30/11/2020 Really great job Tom Cutrofello Update: nevermind, I found the solution!