Labyrinth 2 World

Labyrinth 2 is my passion; I just wish I could solve your personal levels people.

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In case you haven't done so, go to your App Store and download Mr. Crab. No, seriously go... like in now. This game is really fun.

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As you well know, playing this for a while, you will notice that you get little awards from time to time. Playing this level pack I got a new award called "beginners luck"! (Just thought I'd put that out there.)

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This one uses a ball re-sizer too. This one of course forces you to use it plus land on the button directly after. All the button does though, is it turns on the blue cannons. Aside from that, this one's actually pretty easy.

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Well this is kind of crazy. I'm actually awake enough to blog, and that's awesome. This one introduces a ball re-sizer which you will definitely need. They have put it purposely in your way forcing you to use it, and that's actually a good thing. If you haven't run across a ball re-sizer this is a perfect example of one and good for training. Basically what they are saying is, "Hello, please welcome the ball re-sizer".

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Speaking of ball splitters, this is a rather odd one. I couldn't figure out for the life of me why there was a ball splitter in the first place and how to get to it. I soon realized I was going to need this ball splitter later on. Trying to get to it though, was a whole other matter. I would love to tell you how to get to that ball splitter but unfortunately that would spoil all the fun. Some of you might get to it right away and some of you, like me, might take a while.

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Ball splitters are odd little things, and they help you in a very big way. Normally they serve a function, but in this level they really don't. Or maybe they do. I'm not too sure with this one. If they have a ball splitter in this one, more than likely one ball holds down the button, keeping the merry-go-round moving. I got to the hole too fast to notice I guess, and that's all I have for this one.

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Oh my God! I REALLY hate them stupid ball holders. Normally, they're a big help, but in this level they are horrible. One button turns on the merry-go-round and one button opens the door. This level is plainly simple, and straightforward.

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Ah, what joy. Something you don't see here, is the lasers that are hidden. If you have played this game in the past you will know where the lasers are placed. The initial bumpers can send you directly into the lasers path. Any touch of the laser can cause the door to close. So be careful. Fortunately there is a waypoint, and this is very crucial.

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As I was saying in my first blog about this level pack, I find that sometimes this level is a medium instead of uneasy.this is one of those levels. If you notice off to the right upper corner, there is a bumper. His bumper really does not serve any purpose except to distract you. Down just below the bumper to the bottom there is a door, that doesn’t stay open for very long. The trick is, you got open that door long enough to get in it and touch that blue button. Unfortunately, the ball holders keep you from getting there fast enough. Good luck with this one.

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This is the first level of "Can You Dig It?" I absolutely agree with the creators in rating this an easy level. There are some medium elements in it though, but it was easy for me. If you notice there looks like there are two balls in the upper left corner, don't worry about those, the extra ball is faded and is only a ghost ball. Ghost balls are used to show you how you did it the last time, for when you play again. I just now realized that the picture isn't turned correctly, but that's OK; coming from my iPad I totally forgot to rotate it. Anyway, as I was about to say, the trick here is to get around the bumpers without going in the hole. The fans though are a whole other issue. You must position the ball right in front of that bar, between the fans and the bar. The bar normally would not have those little things on the side, but with this one, those little things on the sides actually help a little. Those little things on the sides keep your ball in the bar area, and the bar itself keeps you from being blown by the fans into the holes.

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For those of you who play Labyrinth 2 HD for your iPad or other such tablet, congratulations. This is all new to me, and as such, I have to play the levels created by Illusion Labs. This means if I have to play them, then I must blog about them. I do have to say though, I normally wouldn't blog about them, as this blog was originally started up for the sole purpose of blogging about the user levels, but I think these will be easier to blog as I don't have to insert all that HTML, thereby allowing me to post from my new iPad. How I got the iPad is unimportant at the moment, and I might blog about that later on. Anyway, back to where I was going to go. I've been playing a little here and there, but due to my work schedule, I can't play as much. I decided to start with the easy ones here and go up in order, but not necessarily Bogging them in order. I begin with this one, third one down. As I normally do, I play them, take all the necessary screen shots, then emailing them to my self for computer editing, and blogging. I noticed I can't do that from here as there is no email option. Well on to this level... the name of this level is "Can You Dig It?" And for some reason they rated it an easy. Umm... really? I would rate this on on the higher end of easy, just over the medium threshold.

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Thank You For Being a Friend!

So, I was talking the other day with Buddy409, asking him to select a few levels to blog about. He could choose any from the rather large and infinite list of pack levels. As it seemed, every one he picked, I had done and blogged about. Apparently, as a Labyrinth 2 player and close friend, he doesn’t read my blog, but should seriously get on it. PRONTO! But I digress. Getting extremely frustrated, he finally found a few. I know I haven’t done much playing (as you can tell by my posts), but now with some stuff to play, I can get back to some serious blogging. Sorry about that.

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Friends, Gaming, & Blogging.

I don’t know if he knows this, but I’m trying to trick my pal Buddy409 into blogging for me on occasion. I got him this game as a gift because I like it (and him) so much. We’ve been through a lot together gaming-wise, and I thought he would like something fun for a change. Buddy does play from time to time, and I  thought, who’s a better person to blog than him, right? He’s in college right now with homework and everything, so that doesn’t leave him with much time. But a little boy can dream, can’t he?

If you would like to get this game you can find the links here (links may be different for various countries):

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If get 25 followers, I will randomly select ONE person to receive this game for free. For every 25 followers afterwards, I will also do the same. This means, for every 25 more followers I get, I will randomly pick a winner. Good luck and please pass this blog along! The more followers, the more winners!

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So much for that idea AND that idea. Wondering what I’m talking about? Well, read this: You can’t blog about a pack and its level’s without playing them first. This post is a good point of that. You also might not get to hear about this one for awhile. Meet “Veracious Village” by AlanJigsaw. This one is going to be a toughie for sure. Although it’s not quite as hard as Brian’s level pack “Reach the Goal or Not”, it is going to be a difficult one. Difficult, but doable. As for making those blog posts, in order to get those nice little screenshots I use means I have to actually play the one before it to get the screenshot for the next one. It’s kinda like school. In order to get that A, you have to do the homework. UGH! If you want to play this one ahead of schedule, go for it, and I’ll blog about this one as I can get screenshots for it, which might take a while. In other words, I think I might have bit off more than I can chew.

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Yay!

I am so happy I have found out how to queue on Tumblr using the app! Now I can do this blog from work on my lunch breaks. What I've been doing as of late, is posting to my notes, emailing them with pictures and then going home and blogging them there. That's a lot of work! Seriously though I would love to have a second blogger helping me out. Anybody play Labyrinth 2?

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So, I have a conundrum. I have all these level packs done and need to blog about them... Problem is I now need to replay them to refresh my memory, but I don't know which ones I have blogged about and which ones I haven't.

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I would really blog about level five, but why...? Why would I blog about a level they clearly gave up on. Like really? Do your homework dude and finish this level pack right.