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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
''Sega Swirl 2'' was a simple matching colors puzzle game where the player would have to match group the colored swirls into the largest possible groupings for the maximum possible points. The better the player grouped the swirls the more points they would receive, at the end of each round it would be decided if the player could continue playing based on points, time and number of moves. ''Sega Swirl 2'' included numerous bonus game modes<ref>[http://backup.segakore.fr/segaswirl/segaswirl2.htm A website stating several of the new features in ''Sega Swirl 2''.] Retrieved 20 Aug 20</ref> and holiday themed puzzle maps which were a new addition to the ''Sega Swirl'' series.<ref>[https://segaretro.org/Sega_Swirl_2 Sega Retro page for ''Sega Swirl 2''.] Retrieved 20 Aug 20</ref>
''Sega Swirl 2'' was a simple matching colors puzzle game where the player would have to match group the colored swirls into the largest possible groupings for the maximum possible points. The better the player grouped the swirls the more points they would receive, at the end of each round it would be decided if the player could continue playing based on points, time and number of moves. ''Sega Swirl 2'' included numerous bonus game modes<ref>[http://backup.segakore.fr/segaswirl/segaswirl2.htm A website stating several of the new features in ''Sega Swirl 2''.] Retrieved 20 Aug '20</ref> and holiday themed puzzle maps which were a new addition to the ''Sega Swirl'' series.<ref>[https://segaretro.org/Sega_Swirl_2 Sega Retro page for ''Sega Swirl 2''.] Retrieved 20 Aug '20</ref>


To also tie-in with the game, a CD was released by the band Kynetic, who did the music for ''Sega Swirl 2''.  The CD featured all of the music from the game, as well as two bonus tracks unheard in the game.  Two samples of songs from the CD have been released, however the rest of the music's whereabouts are unknown.<ref>[http://backup.segakore.fr/segaswirl/kynetic.htm The page for the ''Sega Swirl 2'' CD.] Retrieved 20 Aug 20</ref>
To also tie-in with the game, a CD was released by the band Kynetic, who did the music for ''Sega Swirl 2''.  The CD featured all of the music from the game, as well as two bonus tracks unheard in the game.  Two samples of songs from the CD have been released, however the rest of the music's whereabouts are unknown.<ref>[http://backup.segakore.fr/segaswirl/kynetic.htm The page for the ''Sega Swirl 2'' CD.] Retrieved 20 Aug '20</ref>


==Availability==
==Availability==
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==External Link==
==External Link==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20100314064625/http://www.gametap.com:80/video-games/Sega-Swirl-2-20000261-23.html#download_Sega-Swirl-2_gametap_430550 A broken archive of the download link for ''Sega Swirl 2''.] Retrieved 20 Aug 20
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20100314064625/http://www.gametap.com:80/video-games/Sega-Swirl-2-20000261-23.html#download_Sega-Swirl-2_gametap_430550 A broken archive of the download link for ''Sega Swirl 2''.] Retrieved 20 Aug '20


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 23:14, 20 August 2020

Sega swirl 2.jpg

Title screen.

Status: Lost

Sega Swirl 2 was a 2006 sequel to the popular Sega Swirl puzzle game created by Scott Hawkins. The game released exclusively on the GameTap platform in 2006.

Since GameTap's shutdown, the game has not been dumped publicly online.

Gameplay

Sega Swirl 2 was a simple matching colors puzzle game where the player would have to match group the colored swirls into the largest possible groupings for the maximum possible points. The better the player grouped the swirls the more points they would receive, at the end of each round it would be decided if the player could continue playing based on points, time and number of moves. Sega Swirl 2 included numerous bonus game modes[1] and holiday themed puzzle maps which were a new addition to the Sega Swirl series.[2]

To also tie-in with the game, a CD was released by the band Kynetic, who did the music for Sega Swirl 2. The CD featured all of the music from the game, as well as two bonus tracks unheard in the game. Two samples of songs from the CD have been released, however the rest of the music's whereabouts are unknown.[3]

Availability

The game released exclusively on the GameTap platform as a downloadable title in 2006. In 2010, the GameTap service was shut down. With this shutdown, Sega Swirl 2 became unavailable for download and there has been no public release of the game since.

In 2017, the game was released privately to a YouTube user known as Slopes Game Room. Thanks to this, new gameplay footage has been captured and uploaded to YouTube. Despite this, the game still cannot be played, as Slopes Game Room (or anyone else) has not released the game in any form.

Gallery

Music

Video

Sega Swirl 2 gameplay.

External Link

References