From the intro: Little Prince Buffoon has been kidnapped; you have to rescue him. Thats not going to be a easy task, since there are countless obstacles in your way and the little Prince is stupid, stupid, STUPID! from mobygames.com
The Village: Thats not the way to treat a lady! Even if she is just a fountain. At least our goblin shows embarrassment from mobygames.com
The Wizards House: The game lives mainly from simple slapstick gags. Dont rush to conclusions, though. Some of them are hilarious! from mobygames.com
Cutscene: Between levels, such screen advance the truly irrelevant story. Here our heroes decide to visit the besieged castle. from mobygames.com
The Trench: Goblins arent sensitive. Most puzzles are about whacking or smashing, or hitting someone with something, or exploding someone as in this case. The stone guard has a short life expectancy. from mobygames.com
A Dream: Many locations are colourful and more than a little strange. In this screen the two heroes have to get the musicians to play their tunes and then catch the melody with a flycatcher. from mobygames.com
Inside the Castle: Most of the puzzles must be solved by cooperation of the two characters. While Fingus distracts the Guard by jumping on a tube of mayonnaise, Winkle can snatch his sword. from mobygames.com
The Forge: Fingus hitches a lift on the big spoon of the angry monster. from mobygames.com
The Bottom of the Sea: Your journey takes you almost everywhere, e.g. to the bottom of the sea, into strange dreams, to hell. You name it! Come to think of it: logic or causality arent winners in the land of Gobliins 2. But fun is! from mobygames.com
The Throne room: The evil demon lord (the ugly one, ahh in center of the picture) is called Amoniac. Watch out, he smells! from mobygames.com
The Armory: Gobliins 2 doesnt squander words. Dialogues are short and mostly meaningless. from mobygames.com
Yet another dream: Slapstick again. The clown has flattened Fingus head. from mobygames.com
The Map: Winkle and Fingus have been shrunk and explore the contents of a desk. from mobygames.com
The Giant: Prehistoric bridge building. from mobygames.com
Title screen from mobygames.com
The story so far... from mobygames.com
The first stage. The village consist of four screens... from mobygames.com
On the second one the aim is to get inside the house. from mobygames.com
Once inside we get what we need in order to proceed further. from mobygames.com
When we pass the giant... from mobygames.com
... we are slowly closer to the castle... from mobygames.com
... and finally we land in its footsteps. from mobygames.com
From the intro from mobygames.com
Title screen from mobygames.com
Loading screen from mobygames.com
The game starts from mobygames.com
Looks like I can't take the bottle from mobygames.com
The second in the series of adventure-puzzle games. In this installment, you only have two imps to control instead of three.
Someone has kidnapped the prince and it's up to you and two hilarious sidekicks, Winkle and Fingus, to rescue him. Winkle is a reckless jokester, while Fingus is careful and has a gift for solving puzzles. Luckily, they're blessed with extraordinary vitality. In other words, they never die. That'll sure come in handy when you're up against Wily Wizard's traps, maniacal monsters and twisted and perplexing puzzles.
From the intro: Little Prince Buffoon has been kidnapped; you have to rescue him. Thats not going to be a easy task, since there are countless obstacles in your way and the little Prince is stupid, stupid, STUPID!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Village: Thats not the way to treat a lady! Even if she is just a fountain. At least our goblin shows embarrassment
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Wizards House: The game lives mainly from simple slapstick gags. Dont rush to conclusions, though. Some of them are hilarious!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Cutscene: Between levels, such screen advance the truly irrelevant story. Here our heroes decide to visit the besieged castle.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Trench: Goblins arent sensitive. Most puzzles are about whacking or smashing, or hitting someone with something, or exploding someone as in this case. The stone guard has a short life expectancy.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
A Dream: Many locations are colourful and more than a little strange. In this screen the two heroes have to get the musicians to play their tunes and then catch the melody with a flycatcher.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Inside the Castle: Most of the puzzles must be solved by cooperation of the two characters. While Fingus distracts the Guard by jumping on a tube of mayonnaise, Winkle can snatch his sword.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Forge: Fingus hitches a lift on the big spoon of the angry monster.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Bottom of the Sea: Your journey takes you almost everywhere, e.g. to the bottom of the sea, into strange dreams, to hell. You name it! Come to think of it: logic or causality arent winners in the land of Gobliins 2. But fun is!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Throne room: The evil demon lord (the ugly one, ahh in center of the picture) is called Amoniac. Watch out, he smells!
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Armory: Gobliins 2 doesnt squander words. Dialogues are short and mostly meaningless.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Yet another dream: Slapstick again. The clown has flattened Fingus head.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Map: Winkle and Fingus have been shrunk and explore the contents of a desk.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
The Giant: Prehistoric bridge building.
(DOS)
from mobygames.com
Title screen
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
The story so far...
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
The first stage. The village consist of four screens...
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
On the second one the aim is to get inside the house.
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
Once inside we get what we need in order to proceed further.
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
When we pass the giant...
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
... we are slowly closer to the castle...
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
... and finally we land in its footsteps.
(Amiga)
from mobygames.com
From the intro
(Atari ST)
from mobygames.com
Title screen
(Atari ST)
from mobygames.com
Loading screen
(Atari ST)
from mobygames.com
The game starts
(Atari ST)
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Looks like I can't take the bottle
(Atari ST)
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Chickens can be dangerous
(Atari ST)
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A scary frog
(Atari ST)
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He's busy
(Atari ST)
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Heroes found
(Macintosh)
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Sneaky insect
(Macintosh)
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Title screen
(Macintosh)
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Protection test
(Macintosh)
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Buffoon loading screen
(Macintosh)
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Village square
(Macintosh)
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Stealing bottle
(Macintosh)
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Game menu
(Macintosh)
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Sausage strike
(Macintosh)
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Fingus loading screen
(Macintosh)
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Wizard house
(Macintosh)
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Someone home
(Macintosh)
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Taking water
(Macintosh)
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Cooling frog
(Macintosh)
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Winkle loading screen
(Macintosh)
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