Labyrinth 2 HD Illusion Labs "Labyrinth 2 is one of the absolutely very best games in the App Store. I didn’t know Labyrinth could be this deluxe, fu… $7.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details"Labyrinth 2 is one of the absolutely very best games in the App Store. I didn’t know Labyrinth could be this deluxe, fun, challenging, easy, and addicting. Illusion Labs gives you absolutely everything with great levels already made, a level editor, local multiplayer, and access to a potentially limitless supply of more levels." - App Advice "If you've enjoyed labyrinth games in the past, Labyrinth 2 is a must-own." - Touch Arcade "It looks and plays like the real thing, with just the right number of additional features to elevate it high above the physical toy." - Pocket Gamer --------------------------------------------- The sequel to the original labyrinth game is available for your iPad, now with new levels fitted perfectly for the bigger screen. Labyrinth 2 HD supports the new bigger levels as well as the hundreds of thousands of iPhone/iPod touch levels already created by the community. Labyrinth 2 features include: - New game elements: Cannons, Bumpers, Multiple balls, Doors, Magnets, Fans, Re-sizers, Merry-Go-Rounds, Duplicators, Lasers and more... - Create your own levels and share them instantly with your friends and the world - Download and rate levels created by the community - Up to 4 player multiplayer over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth - Compete against yourself with a ghost ball showing your best run - Awards for your achievements Follow @illusionlabs on Twitter Like us at www.facebook.com/illusionlabs1 Information Seller:Illusion Labs Genre:Arcade, Puzzle Release:Apr 01, 2010 Updated:Oct 09, 2019 Version:1.7.1 Size:67.4 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (3) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Lite : http://itunes.apple.com/app/labyrinth-2-hd-lite/id365526686?mt=8 arta Well-Known Member Feb 14, 2009 6,902 1 36 #2 arta, Apr 3, 2010 Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #3 Anders, Apr 4, 2010 What Touch Arcade say about it: "Following the previously mentioned racing games, Labyrinth 2 HD was yet another "Oh wow, this is really cool" experience on the iPad. We absolutely loved Labyrinth 2 when it was first released for the iPhone, so it's not much of a surprise that the game is even better on the big screen of the iPad. Seriously, download the lite version if nothing else. The pseudo-3D tilting effect looks even better on the iPad." http://toucharcade.com/2010/04/03/ipad-gaming-fiesta-initial-impressions-with-ongoing-updates/ Miti96 Well-Known Member Dec 5, 2009 193 0 0 The Netherlands #4 Miti96, Apr 4, 2010 Can someone upload some gameplay videos? Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #5 Anders, Apr 4, 2010 I'm sure Touch Arcade will upload some gameplay sometime soon! costanza Well-Known Member Dec 5, 2008 409 3 0 Orlando, FL #6 costanza, Apr 4, 2010 This seems kind of overpriced for what it is... :\ GothamCity Well-Known Member Dec 9, 2009 269 0 0 Italy #7 GothamCity, Apr 4, 2010 i'm not sure of it...for me the 4,99 $ for the iphone version are right,it all depends on what are the improvements over the iphone version to justify the 3$ more.. Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #8 Anders, Apr 4, 2010 We didn't just upscale the game and submit it. The new stuff in this version is about 100 new official levels that take advantage of the much bigger screen (300+ official levels in total). Also included is the ability to play your favorite iPhone levels. You can download and rate both iPad levels and iPhone levels created by the community for FREE. We have also added full orientation support, which means the menus adapt to the way you hold the device (portrait, upside down, landscape etc). The UI has been completely redesigned and is a charm to use. Graphics have been updated and the textures are super crisp and also the 3D objects have been revamped with about 2x as many polys, while still maintaining solid 60 frames per second (= in plain English, that means super smooth game play). We hope these new features justify the slightly bigger price tag (I know some of you guys will be complaining about the price). This is one of the few games that fully takes advantage of the iPad. Vingdoloras Well-Known Member Aug 29, 2009 1,070 2 38 #9 Vingdoloras, Apr 4, 2010 Cmon guys. Some years ago you paid more than 20 $ for such a Labyrinth game made of real wood. Don't forget the developer. They don't have a magical device where they press one button and tada the game is done and ready to be sold... Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #10 Anders, Apr 4, 2010 I'll try to post some screenshots of the new stuff tomorrow. GothamCity Well-Known Member Dec 9, 2009 269 0 0 Italy #11 GothamCity, Apr 4, 2010 well,i think that Anders explain very good what are the improvements over the iphone version..new UI,100+ new levels,all the objects have 2x polys and full orientation support..i think that (as in the case of Touchgrind HD) the relation price-quality of the app is just right..they don't gift their games as many others devs do..they simply want the right money for their games not comply with the laws of the Appstore that want the games being half-gifted..don't forget that the price is 7,99$ is it really a lot? Jebus Well-Known Member Jul 8, 2009 194 0 0 #12 Jebus, Apr 4, 2010 I totally understand why you'd make the iPad version more expensive, but is it possible to add iPhone support for people who haven't purchased the iPhone version? Like a universal that only allows iPhone levels to be played when it's running on the iPhone but will allow all levels to be played when it's running on the iPad? That would really add value for anyone who hasn't already bought the iPhone version. And one app that encompasses both devices would be nice. For those ODC people that delete their lite versions off their computer once they buy the full versions because they only want one version of each app on their computer (like me) Dusse Well-Known Member Mar 4, 2010 76 0 0 #13 Dusse, Apr 4, 2010 Depends on what you compare with. Is it expensive compared to, say Battlefield 1943, Breach, Sonic 4 or Shadow Complex? Hell yes, it's damn expensive. IMO 7.99 is a stretch for this kind of game, 4.99 made a lot more sense. I'm not really a fan of Labyrinth anyway, so I don't really care, but I do not think it will benefit the market (of indie developers especially). While I do agree that, in general, iPhone prices it too low, 7.99 for this game really is outrageous compared to full price Xbox, PS3, Wii, PSP, DS etc games that has a ridiculously higher production cost and yet not a lot more revenue per sold copy compared to this. mr ed209 Well-Known Member Apr 13, 2009 219 0 0 #14 mr ed209, Apr 4, 2010 Hmm. £2.99 for iPhone Labyrinth 2, £4.99 for an iPad version. I think that's fair, personally. I won't be paying more than £7.99 for any iPad games (and I'll only get a couple at that price) no matter how amazing they allegedly are, not until people start to really push the hardware. Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #15 Anders, Apr 4, 2010 It's not designed to be universal from the beginning so it's not something we can do over the weekend (one of the reasons for that is that it wasn't possible in the first betas of the SDK, it was added later). Having said that, I agree it would add a great deal of value, and I'll see what we can do, have to estimate how much work it will be. Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #16 Anders, Apr 4, 2010 I agree, I can't believe how cheap some of those high quality games are. The same with Trine, it was a great game, me and Jim played the hell out of that one. It's a new platform and a new market, so we'll see where prices go. Since a lot of stuff was added and improved (this is like a deluxe or premium version) we figured it would be worth a buck or two more. It's not like it's $14.99 or $12.99, or even $9.99. Cowboyman381 Well-Known Member Dec 22, 2008 300 0 0 Southern US #17 Cowboyman381, Apr 4, 2010 I just wanted to add to this....I got the free iPhone version many months ago and liked it....Never was really into this kinda games before...Didn't like it enough to buy it, but I thought it was cool. NOW...I got my iPad yesterday and tried the lite version of Labyrinth 2 HD and was completely blown away !....The extra size and BEAUTIFUL graphics on this version make it so much better than the iPhone version...atleast to me.....I bought the full version today ! I think the iPad is easier to control the ball with too Thanks so much for making it for the iPad...it's terrific ! JCat Well-Known Member Mar 11, 2009 515 0 0 CEO E-Commerce NY #18 JCat, Apr 4, 2010 That is EXACTLY how I felt. Played a bit of the itouch/phone demo over a year ago when I got my itouch, and thought it was a cool idea, but not for me. Labyrinth 2 HD on iPad is just massively superior - it's like a whole new ballgame (lol literally/figuratively speaking). Hats off to the developers on one of the best iPad debut titles. It's damn fun, gorgeous, super slick and has tons of playability. Plus, you can show it to any non-gamer and they'll immediately be hooked. It's actually quite the show-off app! Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #19 Anders, Apr 5, 2010 Music to my ears Anders Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2009 1,634 0 0 Co-owner and CTO at Color Monkey Sweden http://www.colormonkey.se #20 Anders, Apr 6, 2010 Some screenshots to feast on. Sorry for the long post! An iPad level in-game. You can see the highres textures and new 3D objects with more polys. Menus in-game support all orientations and use popovers for settings for faster access. A comparison between iPad and iPhone levels. The new bigger levels are fantastic. The menus have been redesigned to utilize the bigger screen estate. You can now browse through levels and see nice previews at the same time. We also added a cover flow look-and-feel to it. It's super slick. iPad levels shown here. All menus support all orientations, so you can use whatever you prefer (portrait or landscape). Just rotate the device and everything is adjusted. Here is "The Tribute" level pack displayed with 10 cool levels inspired by games we like. On the image you can see "I Dig It", a great game. Can you spot the others? Browsing of iPhone levels in landscape. All iPhone levels are included, as well as 100+ new bigger iPad levels. Download and rate levels created by the community for FREE. Both iPhone and iPad levels can be played on the iPad. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 4 1 2 3 4 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. 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What Touch Arcade say about it: "Following the previously mentioned racing games, Labyrinth 2 HD was yet another "Oh wow, this is really cool" experience on the iPad. We absolutely loved Labyrinth 2 when it was first released for the iPhone, so it's not much of a surprise that the game is even better on the big screen of the iPad. Seriously, download the lite version if nothing else. The pseudo-3D tilting effect looks even better on the iPad." http://toucharcade.com/2010/04/03/ipad-gaming-fiesta-initial-impressions-with-ongoing-updates/
i'm not sure of it...for me the 4,99 $ for the iphone version are right,it all depends on what are the improvements over the iphone version to justify the 3$ more..
We didn't just upscale the game and submit it. The new stuff in this version is about 100 new official levels that take advantage of the much bigger screen (300+ official levels in total). Also included is the ability to play your favorite iPhone levels. You can download and rate both iPad levels and iPhone levels created by the community for FREE. We have also added full orientation support, which means the menus adapt to the way you hold the device (portrait, upside down, landscape etc). The UI has been completely redesigned and is a charm to use. Graphics have been updated and the textures are super crisp and also the 3D objects have been revamped with about 2x as many polys, while still maintaining solid 60 frames per second (= in plain English, that means super smooth game play). We hope these new features justify the slightly bigger price tag (I know some of you guys will be complaining about the price). This is one of the few games that fully takes advantage of the iPad.
Cmon guys. Some years ago you paid more than 20 $ for such a Labyrinth game made of real wood. Don't forget the developer. They don't have a magical device where they press one button and tada the game is done and ready to be sold...
well,i think that Anders explain very good what are the improvements over the iphone version..new UI,100+ new levels,all the objects have 2x polys and full orientation support..i think that (as in the case of Touchgrind HD) the relation price-quality of the app is just right..they don't gift their games as many others devs do..they simply want the right money for their games not comply with the laws of the Appstore that want the games being half-gifted..don't forget that the price is 7,99$ is it really a lot?
I totally understand why you'd make the iPad version more expensive, but is it possible to add iPhone support for people who haven't purchased the iPhone version? Like a universal that only allows iPhone levels to be played when it's running on the iPhone but will allow all levels to be played when it's running on the iPad? That would really add value for anyone who hasn't already bought the iPhone version. And one app that encompasses both devices would be nice. For those ODC people that delete their lite versions off their computer once they buy the full versions because they only want one version of each app on their computer (like me)
Depends on what you compare with. Is it expensive compared to, say Battlefield 1943, Breach, Sonic 4 or Shadow Complex? Hell yes, it's damn expensive. IMO 7.99 is a stretch for this kind of game, 4.99 made a lot more sense. I'm not really a fan of Labyrinth anyway, so I don't really care, but I do not think it will benefit the market (of indie developers especially). While I do agree that, in general, iPhone prices it too low, 7.99 for this game really is outrageous compared to full price Xbox, PS3, Wii, PSP, DS etc games that has a ridiculously higher production cost and yet not a lot more revenue per sold copy compared to this.
Hmm. £2.99 for iPhone Labyrinth 2, £4.99 for an iPad version. I think that's fair, personally. I won't be paying more than £7.99 for any iPad games (and I'll only get a couple at that price) no matter how amazing they allegedly are, not until people start to really push the hardware.
It's not designed to be universal from the beginning so it's not something we can do over the weekend (one of the reasons for that is that it wasn't possible in the first betas of the SDK, it was added later). Having said that, I agree it would add a great deal of value, and I'll see what we can do, have to estimate how much work it will be.
I agree, I can't believe how cheap some of those high quality games are. The same with Trine, it was a great game, me and Jim played the hell out of that one. It's a new platform and a new market, so we'll see where prices go. Since a lot of stuff was added and improved (this is like a deluxe or premium version) we figured it would be worth a buck or two more. It's not like it's $14.99 or $12.99, or even $9.99.
I just wanted to add to this....I got the free iPhone version many months ago and liked it....Never was really into this kinda games before...Didn't like it enough to buy it, but I thought it was cool. NOW...I got my iPad yesterday and tried the lite version of Labyrinth 2 HD and was completely blown away !....The extra size and BEAUTIFUL graphics on this version make it so much better than the iPhone version...atleast to me.....I bought the full version today ! I think the iPad is easier to control the ball with too Thanks so much for making it for the iPad...it's terrific !
That is EXACTLY how I felt. Played a bit of the itouch/phone demo over a year ago when I got my itouch, and thought it was a cool idea, but not for me. Labyrinth 2 HD on iPad is just massively superior - it's like a whole new ballgame (lol literally/figuratively speaking). Hats off to the developers on one of the best iPad debut titles. It's damn fun, gorgeous, super slick and has tons of playability. Plus, you can show it to any non-gamer and they'll immediately be hooked. It's actually quite the show-off app!
Some screenshots to feast on. Sorry for the long post! An iPad level in-game. You can see the highres textures and new 3D objects with more polys. Menus in-game support all orientations and use popovers for settings for faster access. A comparison between iPad and iPhone levels. The new bigger levels are fantastic. The menus have been redesigned to utilize the bigger screen estate. You can now browse through levels and see nice previews at the same time. We also added a cover flow look-and-feel to it. It's super slick. iPad levels shown here. All menus support all orientations, so you can use whatever you prefer (portrait or landscape). Just rotate the device and everything is adjusted. Here is "The Tribute" level pack displayed with 10 cool levels inspired by games we like. On the image you can see "I Dig It", a great game. Can you spot the others? Browsing of iPhone levels in landscape. All iPhone levels are included, as well as 100+ new bigger iPad levels. Download and rate levels created by the community for FREE. Both iPhone and iPad levels can be played on the iPad.
