Cordy 2

The game's icon.

## System requirements

Android 2.3.2+
iOS 6+

***Cordy 2*** is a 2.5D physics-based platform video game developed and published by SilverTree Media for Android and iOS on February 7, 2013. It is the official sequel to *Cordy*, and takes places after the events of *Cordy Sky*.

## Development

SilverTreeMedia wanted to push the boundaries of what a small team of 10 people could do and achieve with mobile games, which led to the creation of *Cordy 2*, which was critically acclaimed by fans and critic alike.

## Synopsis

"After a long and harrowing journey, Cordy and Volt finally arrive at World 2, only to find it besieged by the evil Boogaloo. Help Cordy and Volt as they set off to save the Zap Drops from Boogaloo's evil minions, the Boogie Bots!" - The game's description

## Gameplay

There are 52+ levels, which is the double amount of levels the original *Cordy* game had. All 52 levels are divided into 3 worlds: Carnival City, Harmony Harbor, and Sky Factory. Each world has a certain theme to them, hence their names, with Carnival City being based off a carnival, Harmony Harbor being based off of China, and Sky Factory being set in a factory in the sky. The former world is the only world in the game to not be based off of something that exists in real life.

Each world has 10 main levels that each have 3 stars that can be obtained for completing the level, collecting all 6 Zaps, and completing the level before the timer runs out. Obtaining a certain amount of stars will allow you to unlock Challenge levels, which are worth 1 star each. Gears can also be collected in order to unlock Bonus levels, which are mainly puzzle levels, which start off easy, but later then get harder as you go on in the game. There are also Boogie Bully challenges that appear throughout random stages, where you must try and collect a star before the Boogie Bully gets to you.

At the end of each world, the player faces Boogaloo, who has different attacks for each world. In the Carnival City fight, you would have to simply jump on his force field bubble 3 times. In Harmony Harbor, you would just have to use SmashBot to break the blocks revolving around him 3 times. However, in the final boss fight of the game in Sky Factory, it gets a little bit more difficult, as the player must hit Boogaloo 3 different ways. For the first hit, they would just have to jump on his force field bubble, just like in the Carnival City fight. His force field bubble then turns red, indicating that he is very angry. Next, the player has to use Volt to fly up in order to get MagnetBot, and use a machine in order to fire Boogie Bombs at Boogaloo. For the last hit, the player would have to use Volt in order to fly up to the top (while also dodging several Boogie Bombs that Boogaloo drops) and stomp on the blue button on Boogaloo's head, the same way normal enemies are defeated. Once done, Boogaloo is defeated and the ending shows, where Cordy's son shows up and tells Cordy and his friends that Boogaloo found out a way to time travel. The gang then goes into the ship and time travels to the future. Thus ending the game on a cliffhanger.

Various reviewers of the game have stated that the game borrows some elements from the *Mario* franchise, such as having the ability to stomp on elements. It also borrows some elements from the *Sonic the Hedgehog* franchise as well. Like in Sonic, you lose Gears once hit by an enemy.

Before the game got removed, the player could also purchase costumes and skins and wear them in-game. However, unlike *Cordy Sky*, where you could purchase costumes and skins with Gears, you have to pay real world money. The cost of each skin usually ranged from 1 to 3 dollars.

The free version of the game only allowed you to play the first 6 levels of the game, and then afterwards wants you to pay for the full game for $4.99, which some have complained that it's a bit too overpriced.

## List of levels

### Main

* 1-1
* 1-2
* 1-3
* 1-4
* 1-5
* 1-6
* 1-7
* 1-8
* 1-9
* 1-10
* 2-1
* 2-2
* 2-3
* 2-4
* 2-5
* 2-6
* 2-7
* 2-8
* 2-9
* 2-10
* 3-1
* 3-2
* 3-3
* 3-4
* 3-5
* 3-6
* 3-7
* 3-8
* 3-9
* 3-10

### Bonus

* Bonus 1
* Bonus 2
* Bonus 3
* Bonus 4
* Bonus 5
* Bonus 6
* Bonus 7
* Bonus 8
* Bonus 9
* Bonus 10
* Bonus 11
* Bonus 12
* Bonus 13
* Bonus 14
* Bonus 15
* Bonus 16

### Challenge Levels

* Challenge 1
* Challenge 2
* Challenge 3
* Challenge 4
* Challenge 5
* Challenge 6
* Challenge 7

## Cancelled Sequel

It is possible that there was going to be a sequel to the game, since it ended on a cliffhanger, but it most likely got cancelled due to SilverTreeMedia going defunct. However, a studio by the name of Nim Games is making a fan-made sequel to *Cordy 2* titled *Cordy 3*, which will be released by the end of 2023.

## Reception

The game was critically acclaimed by fans and critic alike. The game has an 84% on Metacritic via 7 critic reviews, who mainly cited the game as "the Mario of iOS games".

## Awards and Nominations

The game won the award of "Apple Editors Choice Awards" of 2013, and also won "Best iOS Game of 2013". The game was also featured on Google's "Top Android Games of 2013".

## Trivia

* On December 18th, 2017, the game was removed from both Google Play and the App Store for an unknown reason. It was most likely due to SilverTree Media going defunct. However, SilverTree Media nor GSN has given an explanation on why the games were removed.
* A Sky Factory level that was shown in the trailer for the game was never in the final game.