The remaster of Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos is now available on Steam and GOG.
The 3D platformer is the sequel to the classic Croc and sends the little crocodile in search of his birth parents. The game costs €29.99 and is rated “Steam Deck verified” on Steam.
Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos is the sequel to the multi-million selling classic, Croc Legend of the Gobbos. The night before Croc’s next adventure begins, the inventor Gobbo witnesses the Dantinis resurrecting Baron Dante, and is taken prisoner for seeing too much. Back on the beach at Gobbo Valley, Croc is playing when he spots a bottle washed up in the sand. Inside is a message revealing that his birth parents are searching for him. He sets off for the mainland to find them, but the journey soon becomes a showdown, as Baron Dante vows revenge against the humble little crocodile who once defeated him.
Roam free across the mainland and explore four distinct villages, each one home to a unique Gobbo culture: the coastal Sailor Village, the wintry Cossack Village, the prehistoric Caveman Village, and the mountaintop Inca Village. Rescue captured Gobbos, tackle a variety of challenging missions, and spend your crystals at Swap Meet Pete’s General Store, where the enterprising cat sells handy gadgets and can teleport you between villages with his Crystal Ball.
Croc’s signature moves are back, but jumping and tail-spinning are just the beginning. A new triple jump gives Croc extra height when he needs it most. Race in cars and speedboats, ride minecarts, catch air on a hang glider, and take to the skies in an airplane, across over 40 levels of open-ended 3D platforming.
The Croc2pedia: Once again, Argonaut Games has tracked down and assembled a digital museum containing long-lost production materials, including full game design documentation, marketing assets, promotional merchandise, animation test videos, and 3D model galleries of characters, levels, and items that were cut from the shipped game, alongside interviews with original Argonaut team members, the remaster developers, producers, and more.
Source: Steam