Yumsters 2 - It's All About Eating

Those who know the title from long ago will be happy to meet these cute creatures again. And those who see them for the first time will be happy they met them. The sequel, being developed and published by KranX Productions, is just as good as the first game.

This time our lovely characters are travelling all over the world to see friends, eat fruit, buy new instruments.

For those who don't know the yumsters, they are worm-like creatures, who desparately love fruit. You get a board with holes and fruits all over the place.

The yumsters sit in the holes waiting for you to feed them. You do that by clicking and draging them to a particular fruit. They are pretty long so you can drag them as long as you need but be aware of any obsticles.

You can also get a yumster into another hole or change the holes of two yumsters. You can do that either by clicking on a yumster and then on the hole you want him in or by clicking and draging a yumster to a hole.

The sequel has some new details to make the game more challenging and enjoyable.

This game gets you more challenge by adding a special bar at the top of the screen. You can see the fruit you are to eat. The fruit is moving to the end of the bar. If it reaches it, the first fruit will get on your board in a quantity shown by a number on the fruit.

But you don't let this happen by eating fruit on your board and by clicking on coins that appear along with fruits on the bar.

As I already said, you travel to different places now. Each location is represented by a different background and music.

As you procede you get different kinds of yumsters. For example, those who can blow several fruits up or eat fruits of whatever color. But all this happens only when they are not hungry.

When you are done with a location you play a mini-game. You just click on the notes that move on the screen. This gives you additional points.

The game is now added a few things which make it only better and even more worthy of at least trial download.

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