Okay, so it's not the most thrilling action game.
Do all this and you'll be treated to a song and dance sequence that has all the animals of Africa dancing along. You'll also run into a number of funny characters (not voiced by any of the movie's cast) and play some interestingly (albeit shallow) mini-games. Before long you'll be switching back and forth trying to beat the game's various levels and hire enough monkeys to re-rebuild the crashed airplane.
#MADAGASCAR 2 GAME SERIES#
The game will give you a large watering hole environment that you can explore, giving you a series of tasks to complete and objects to collect. You also get to control Julien (the smarth-mouthed lemur) and his sidekick, Mort (not voiced by Sacha Baron Cohen or Andy Richter, respectively).Įventually you'll make it to the African wildlife preserve where things suddenly take a less linear path. In the early stages you are tasked with rebuilding the airplane, which involves Alex the lion (not voiced by Ben Stiller) collecting the items needed to build the plane, Marty the zebra (not voiced by Chris Rock) kicking the luggage into the airplane, Melman the giraffe (not voiced by David Schwimmer) hammering the bolts in with is head and Gloria the hippo (not voiced by Jada Pinkett Smith) swimming around. Madagascar 2's story told through a series of mini-games, each of which involve you controlling one of the lovable characters. Unfortunately something goes wrong along the way and the airplane (along with its animal inhabitants) crash land in an African wildlife preserve.
Apparently things didn't go well for them, so they (along with a smart-mouthed lemur and some penguins) board a shabbily thrown together airplane and embark back to the States. Apparently the series follows a group of four different New York City zoo animals (a zebra, giraffe, hippo and lion) as they break free and set off on an adventure to Madagascar. Thankfully you don't need to know much about the original film going in, the beginning of the game sets up the whole story.
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