LittleBigPlanet 2 2011

Is it still worth playing?

Media Molecule's 2011 puzzle platformer for the PlayStation 3, the direct sequel to LittleBigPlanet, marketed as a platform for games with more focus on what players make. Most of the more than 3 million levels made in the first game can be played and edited in it. You control Sackboy characters in a three layer, 2.5D world, but levels are not limited to platforming, and racing, puzzle and role playing levels can be built too. The tools grew for that. Animations can be recorded, cutscenes made, the camera directed and sound effects recorded, there is a music sequencer, and the Controlinator assigns controls to your creations. Levels can also be linked, so finishing one leads straight to the next. A game that hands you the tools to make games still puts a maker behind every level today.