His forest was destroyed by corporate greed, now it's Dumpster Bear's turn for vengeance. A thrilling new chapter in the Dumpster Bear Saga is upon us! The long awaited sequel to the cult classic, Epic Dumpster Bear 2 is an action packed platformer where you play as a dumpster bear seeking revenge for the destruction of his forest. Containing 6 worlds of expertly designed levels, gripping cinematics, and locked 60fps gameplay that harkens back to the glory days of 16-bit platformers. Smooth 60fps gameplay 6 worlds and over 43 expertly designed levels to complete Tight and responsive play control Challenging boss fights Secret Exits and Levels to be discovered
Platforms
Switch PC PS4Genres
Arcade Indie PlatformThemes
Action Comedy
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Pure Nintendo
By Kira CEpic Dumpster Bear 2: He Who Bears Wins is a funny game that controls great. Though I wish the story was a bit longer, you unlock bonus levels. I'd say it's worth checking out.
Digitally Downloaded
By Matt SainsburyThere is some effort that has gone into making Epic Dumpster Bear 2. There are even some genuinely nice touches, like little facts about bears that pop up during loading screens, and some elements, powerups, and similar that make it clear that the game is Canadian. I like it when the developers don't shy away from identifying their work with their culture. Unlike many low-budget platformers, there is a soul and sense that the developers weren't just looking to make a cynical dollar. So much of Epic Dumpster Bear 2 is admirable, it's just a pity that there wasn't a stronger vision behind it.
Video Chums
By A.J. MaciejewskiWhile the end credits rolled, I felt hopeful, inspired, and downright delighted. I can't wait to play through it again. With that being said; there's no denying that what Epic Dumpster Bear 2 accomplishes with its visuals, mood, and gameplay is nothing short of meh.
WayTooManyGames
By Leonardo FariaI was expecting for Epic Dumpster Bear 2 to be a complete disaster, but it isn’t. It’s a mediocre platformer with some good ideas, and even some well-designed levels, that also features one of the absolutely worst visuals from this entire generation of consoles.
