Snow Bros. 2 - with new elves

Snow Bros. 2 - with new elves (Japanese title Otenki Paradise) is an arcade platform action game released by Toaplan under the Hanafram label in 1994, the official sequel to Snow Bros. It is also Toaplan’s final arcade game before the company went bankrupt. The fairy kingdom is corrupted by evil forces and the princess is kidnapped. Four elves set out on a rescue quest. It retains the core gameplay from the first game: shoot elemental orbs to trap enemies and roll them to wipe out other foes for combo bonus points. Four playable characters with unique elemental skills are available: Nick (Snow, balanced snowball), Bobby (Thunder, bouncing electric orb), Roy (Water, wide-range water ball), Richard (Wind, floating cyclone). There are six themed worlds with huge end-stage bosses, including forest, volcano, underwater palace and cloud castle. Up to four players can play co-op simultaneously. Power-up potions return. Spell out "EXTRA" by collecting letters to gain extra lives. Pursuit enemies will spawn if players take too long to clear a stage. It features brighter cartoon graphics and single-screen level design. It is a beloved casual multiplayer arcade platformer.

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