Difficulty
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The most common complaint any reviewer addressed in reviews for the first game was the difficulty. However, despite all criticisms made for this game and compared to the first, the sequel is much fairer when it comes to difficulty. The controls are also improved, the playable characters move faster too and they each have a life bar so the RETRYS now act as lives instead of lives and health. The player can switch it at any time in the pause menu if they want more challenge.
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