Active Neurons 2

 Xbox One
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  1. TheXboxHub
    Sep 15, 2020
    80
    I can't fault what Active Neurons 2 has set out to do. It's a delightfully addictive puzzler that does what it needs to do brilliantly, without breaking any boundaries or ever reinventing the wheel.
  2. Xbox Tavern
    Sep 21, 2020
    63
    All the creative elements of Active Neurons 2 seem to work together in harmony; the music, visuals and sound effects all blend together seamlessly making the puzzle solving a truly relaxing and enjoyable experience overall. Despite a couple of minor frustrations, overall the positive outweighs the negative, especially considering the number of puzzles for the low cost.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Sep 17, 2020
    8
    Active Neurons 2 proved to be a fabulous little puzzle game that happily provided you some ingenious gaming for a good price. This sequel isActive Neurons 2 proved to be a fabulous little puzzle game that happily provided you some ingenious gaming for a good price. This sequel is hoping to do the same as the original and does improve without revolutionary changes implemented, and this time around there is a bit of a story as well. Developed by USANIK STD and published by Sometimes You this puzzle game comprises over 100 short, sharp levels for you to test your logic skills. The gameplay premise is as simple as they come. You are a solid white square, and must move around a set area avoiding traps, moving certain blocks, and arriving at the goal. Active Neurons is a tidy new puzzle game for your Xbox One, with quite a few hours of gameplay for the small price of admission. If you are a puzzle genre fan this is an easy recommendation for your Xbox game library despite its limited replay value.… Full Review »