Move It 2

Move It 2 is a video game in the puzzle genre developed by Motelsoft and published by Motelsoft originally released in 1993. It is currently playable on DOS.

Move It 2 is a classic 1993 DOS computer game developed by Rainbow Arts. This puzzle game pits the player against the computer in levels of increasing difficulty.

In Move It 2, the objective is to move differently shaped blocks on a game board in order to link two matching symbols at the respective ends. Players must move the blocks one at a time, careful to observe all the rules of the particular level. To win, the player must strategically and carefully negotiate the blocks around the gameboard so that they connect the two symbols, allowing the level to complete.

This game contributes a lot of challenge for players to make their spatial skills sharper. It requires the player to carefully judge the patterns and spot a potential move to perform. When blocks are lined up and the two symbols coincide, the player is allowed to go to the next level. The player must make sure all the rules for each level are followed in order to win and complete the game.

Along its intense level design, Move It 2 also shines with its attractive visuals which reflect the kind of CGA graphics available back in 1993. The game offers one color palette with Suzie's colorful blocks, making the game fun to watch. The animations are also smooth and fluid, and the audio effects fit perfectly with the sound and graphics.

The challenge of Move It 2 can be set on several levels of difficulty. The game offers from easy to hard levels, making it highly configurable and adjustable to the needs and competence of the player. There is also a two-player version included, so that one can have a nice match with a friend on the same computer.

Move It 2 is a fun and visually attractive DOS game, which makes the player use all their spatial skills in order to solve the puzzles. With its lively graphics and sound effects, the game is still today a fun experience to be had.

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