Caliper 2 It is a classic casual project. There is no its own story, open world or similar elements inherent in plot projects. Everything is tied on a solution to puzzles of varying degrees of complexity located in a limited space. The bottom line is to get to the portal that moves the character for the next location. And due to the fact that each segment provides new mechanics to interact with the environment, this will be more difficult to achieve.

The entire set of levels in Caliper II is conditionally divided into 8 segments. This is due to the fact that every 5 levels the system introduces unique objects with unique principles of action. For example, in the beginning it will be a stone that moves only due to a blow to it with a foot. The blocks are more flattened, and can slide in the snow. Ice formations have similar properties, but they are easy to break. There is a wagon with which you can quickly move the blocks to the desired environment. This is only a small part of those items that will become available to users while solving problems. In some situations, they should be combined with mechanisms located at the level. For example, you need to move the block onto the platform and, standing on the pressure plate, raise the stone up to stand on it and get to the final point. Not in all situations you can find obvious solutions, so sometimes you will have to spend a lot of time to understand what is happening.