Where's My Water? 2 is a sequel to the popular puzzle game Where's My Water?. It was released on September 12, 2013 by Disney Mobile and developed by Creature Feep, and is the first free major app in the series, featuring characters from Where's My Water?. In this game, Swampy, Allie and Cranky are going on their next adventures through seven different worlds.
On November 17, 2020, Kongregate announced that they had acquired Where's My Water? 2 and became its new publisher.
Features
- Play 100+ levels and challenges with a brand new look in the Gator universe featuring Swampy, Allie, Cranky, and Mystery Duck!
- Introducing ‘Challenge Modes’ to replay the levels in explosive new ways!
- Dig as fast as you can and get as many duckies as possible in ‘Duck Rush’ levels!
- ‘Tri-ducking’ is now faster, better and more fun with boosts, such as Vacuum, Dropper, and Absorber! Small fees may be required for these additional boosts.
- Experience fun mechanics that are uniquely designed for each character!
- Complete achievements and earn special themed duckies such as gladiator-duckie, astronaut-duckie, hula-duckie, and many more!
- Stuck on a level? Use hints to help you solve the puzzles!
Locations
| Icon | Location | Requirements | Date Released |
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Sewer | N/A | September 12, 2013 |
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Soap Factory | 85 Ducks (Now 70 Ducks as of 1.9.21) | |
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Beach | 3 Keys | |
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Bayou | 3 Keys | December 2013 |
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Woods | 3 Keys | |
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Pirate Cove | 3 Keys | March 6, 2014 |
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Party | 3 Keys |
Challenge Modes
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| Upside Down | Avoid It! | Driller | Guest Star |
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| Melody | Duck Swap | Duck Rush |
Notable Changes
- In the logo, the question mark is now the same font as the "water" part of the logo and the "2" takes the original question mark design.
- When the game made its debut, the main menu is a loading screen, simply showing either a picture of Swampy Allie and Cranky, or Cranky holding Swampy and Allie.
- Currently, the main menu animated, Swampy Allie and Cranky show each other and the player their antics. Also, players can also tap them to also show their antics as well. Swampy Allie and Cranky themselves are positioned much like a family trio.
- Cutscenes are videos rather the having a picture be panned.
- Both stories and chapters are replaced with locations. Each characters levels are mixed in these locations.
- The game contains ads due to it being free.
- Challenges are stretched across the entire game.
- The game had Facebook integration, but this functionally was later removed.
- Players can personalize themselves with "duckies."
- Boosts can be earned and purchased to enhance the game experience.
- Swampy is redesigned and has a younger appearance, his actions show that he is more playful and somewhat childish. Allie and Cranky on the other hand are virtually identical to their original counterparts, they both tend to be somewhat "mature".
- Allie has a different sounding voice compared to the previous game. She is more fearful than aggressive and seems to take interest in her looks.
- Cranky has a less aggressive personality because he and Swampy are no longer enemies, but he still has many of his original traits though, such as being lazy, bossy and disrespectful. He also has a pet crab, only appearing in the main menu or at the beach.
Gallery
App Icons
Original Icon (Pre Kongregate)
Alternate original icon (Pre-2024)
Chinese Version Icon (uses graphics from the pre-2024 version)
Latest Version (iOS)
Latest Version (Android)
More
Logo
Where's My Water? 2 - Official Game Trailer
Swampy Allie and Cranky showing their Ducks
Allie play her flute while Swampy sways and Cranky sleeping
Cranky spewing a watermelon
Cranky showing him and Allie his crab, but the crab pinches Swampy making Allie worried
Swampy and Cranky dancing to Allie's ukulele
Swampy Levels are blue while Allie levels are orange and Cranky Levels are green
On some occasions animation errors can be easily seen like Cranky's arms detached or when he is seen walking in the cutscene in Level 95
Swampy juggling and entertaining Allie and Cranky.
Chinese Version
A Chinese version of the game was released around 2014 by Chukong Technologies (which also published Where's My Water? and Where's My XiYangYang? in China), with the following changes. Currently, all of them are memory-based, as the APK crashes above Android 5.0.
- The game is hardcoded to use the unused Chinese language data found in the APK of the International version.
- The only key gate is placed after Level 10. The rest of them are replaced with duck gates.
- Challenges of each world requires additional payment to access.
- The Facebook support was removed. To accommodate this, the two ducks requiring Facebook support are unlocked with other methods. This differs from the International version, where they were made unobtainable when Facebook integration was removed.
- All of the music is present in the APK, instead of being downloaded from a data pack.