Beat Hazard 2 is a musically powered twin-stick shooter available for Android in Early Access - Cold Beam - Video Peeling news, instructions, exemplary procedures, reviews and cultu

Cold Beam Games has returned with a continuation of the popular Beat Hazard Ultra, which was first published in 2012. The continuation, not surprisingly Beat Hazard 2, is now available for Android in Early Access.

Similar to its predecessor Beat Hazard 2 uses the songs on your phone to create different levels for the fight against different spaceships. The weapons of your ship dance in the beat of the song and every title you play will seem to unlock a unique ship that you can use.

There will be huge boss ships that are also produced by the music, and as you can see in the trailer, it seems to be a visual spectacle. There are some serious extravagant lighting effects in this game that cause some headaches for some likely to earn the stereotypical reaction to fireworks from all others.

You can use your local files to measure you with your own music library or via Internet radio stations via Shoutcast if you prefer to determine the song selection from a different source. The game also supports Bluetooth Controller if you prefer to play the game in this way rather than using touch controls.

It will be interesting to see how much the music generation system has changed since the original game. In our review Harry gave the game a luminous recommendation. But he also described it as "a game whose main sale argument is not so important," and believed that Beat Hazard Ultra's core shoot mechanics was the actual draw of the title.

Beat Hazard 2 is now available in Early Access Google Play. It is a premium title that currently costs $ 3.99. There is currently no word about whether the game will come like the original on iOS or not, but we will stay up to date when something is announced.

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