Oxyd 2

Oxyd 2 is a video game in the puzzle genre developed by Dongleware Verlags GmbH and published by Dongleware Verlags GmbH originally released in 1995. It is currently playable on DOS, Atari ST.

Oxyd 2 is the successor to Oxyd, taking the basic gameplay of that game and expanding it with new features. The objective in Oxyd 2 is to open all the 'Oxyd' stones. These stones reveal symbols if touched and for each symbol there are two stones that contain it. Opening the pair of stones of a symbol without touching another stone opens both stones. If all stones are opened, the level ends. But, as the game contains a sophisticated physics simulation, there are many things that make this difficult, such as gravity, magnetism and others. Some stones or rows of stones must be pushed out of the way (think Sokoban). There are new types of stones and effects, such as ropes that connect to your ball by pulling it in the direction of the end of the ropes.

There are 100 single-player levels. Two computers can be connected by Midi or serial cable and there are another 100 levels to play with two players on the local network.

The game disk is freely distributable and contains the complete game. After level 10 there are stones that require a code, which is only available in the game book, which can be purchased from Dongleware.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.