Ittle Dew 2
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About Ittle Dew 2
Ittle Dew 2 is a 2D action-adventure RPG with puzzle elements from Ludosity, released in 2016. You play Ittle, a thief who crashes on a mysterious island with her cat-like companion Tippsie. The goal? Steal eight raft pieces scattered across themed zones like beaches, art galleries, and a creepy basement. The game leans into charm and exploration, letting you tackle seven dungeons in any order. With four magical weapons that double as puzzle tools, upgrades, and secret artifacts to discover, it balances combat, platforming, and logic challenges. Developed by the same team behind Ittle Dew, it feels like a cozy, quirky island mystery with a focus on player freedom.
Gameplay
The core loop mixes exploration, item collection, and puzzle-solving. Each zone has hidden caves and shortcuts accessible from the start, encouraging backtracking. You use weapons like a hammer (to smash rocks), a net (to fish items), and a lantern (to light fire-based puzzles). Combat is simple but requires timing and weapon upgrades. The island’s map is optional, many players skip it entirely, relying on curiosity to find raft pieces. Dungeons are small but dense with secrets, often requiring multiple playthroughs to uncover all routes. Controls are tight, with a focus on precise jumps and weapon placement. Sessions feel brisk, averaging 15-20 hours to beat, but the game’s charm keeps you coming back for side paths and upgrades.
What Players Think
Metacritic scores it 75/100, with critics praising its creativity and charm. PlayPile data shows 64% of players complete it, with an average playtime of 15.5 hours. Community moods lean fun (82%) and relaxing (76%), though 28% note it’s “too light” for hardcore RPG fans. Achievements total 30, with 100% taking ~25 hours to unlock all artifacts and upgrades. Reviews highlight the “clever environmental puzzles” and “delightful world design,” but some call the combat “underwhelming.” The game’s affordability ($19.99) makes it a low-risk pick for indie fans. Despite a small world, players appreciate the freedom to play at their own pace.
PlayPile's Take
Ittle Dew 2 is a solid pick for fans of bite-sized adventures and puzzle-driven exploration. It won’t challenge RPG veterans but offers enough charm and clever design to justify its low price. If you enjoy poking around islands, solving logic puzzles, and collecting upgrades, this is a smooth, relaxing 15-hour jaunt. The 30 achievements add replayability, but don’t expect a story-heavy or combat-focused experience. It’s a niche hit, great for rainy afternoons or when you want a game that lets you wander.
Game Modes
Single player
IGDB Rating
81.5
RAWG Rating
3.3
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