Wed Feb 17 2021
• critical bug fix
Hocus 2 is a masterclass in minimalist puzzle design, taking the impossible geometry of M.C. Escher and turning it into a tactile, zen-like experience. The sequel improves on the original by introducing new mechanics like rotating sections and more complex color-based puzzles, all while maintaining the serene, pressure-free atmosphere that fans loved.
The game challenges your spatial reasoning in a way that feels like a mental massage rather than a chore. Sliding the red cube through these 'impossible' 3D structures is incredibly satisfying, especially when you finally wrap your head around a perspective shift that seemed impossible just moments ago. It is a perfect 'coffee break' game—easy to pick up, visually stunning, and deeply clever.
85+ hand-crafted levels
Impossible 3D geometry
Relaxing, ambient soundtrack
Minimalist aesthetic
When stuck, look for the dot indicators. These show which directions are valid, often revealing paths that appear disconnected from a standard perspective.
Swipe to move the cube along the lines. Focus on collecting all target points to trigger the level exit, paying attention to how shapes overlap.
No, Hocus 2 is a premium experience focused on a relaxed, uninterrupted puzzle-solving flow.
I enjoyed Hocus and was so excited to see Hocus 2! I would give it 5 stars if more levels were available! I finished all of these in just a few days, and now I want more, please. And I don’t like the “endless” puzzles on Hocus. For some reason they are all much too simple. Please keep adding levels for both Hocus, and Hocus 2!
I like that hocus 2 added some additional features to move the little cube around and make the puzzles a little more thought-provoking. Just like the original hocus, the game gets more challenging over time but never in a frustrating way. I still love the basic design and the relaxing music. I love to play when I’m stressed or just want to do something calming. Once again, my only disappointment was that I eventually ran out of puzzles. Would love to see hocus 3 in the future!
Even better than Hocus, but hopefully an update will provide more levels, and the "infinite" mode for creating more levels, like the original Hocus! Other than chess, Hocus is the only game I play. After reading, writing and programming/coding, I just want something relaxing.
Good brain exercises. Was disappointed that there was no ending reward or even acknowledgment for finishing the last level. Definitely room for more challenging levels.
Hocus2 is more entertaining than Hocus, which is saying a lot. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars was the paltry number of puzzles included (fewer than 90).
Fun. Finished it in a few sittings. Please add more levels!!
Better than the first one. Pick it up!
Please update the first version. It’s superior to this version but it needs to be updated to work with iOS 16.1. Thanks
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