Naturally though, sending them over the edge will lead to the player earning no points from that elf whatsoever. If you can get the elf to teeter right on the edge above where the hungry sharks wait to snap up any elf that overshoots the lane entirely, you can even snag 400 points. A sizeable 100 point zone, a smaller 200 point zone, and a much smaller 300 point zone are found as the elf grows closer to the end of the lane, with risky players earning more points the farther their shot goes. The shuffleboard set up has a long stretch down the ship deck in front of you where a considerable amount of the lane provides no points whatsoever, but if you can get your elf nearer to the edge of the boat, you can start earning points as indicated by areas marked with white lines.

The shuffleboard itself is a step up from how bowling was controlled in the original game, in that you need to actually consider a few variables before launching your elf down the lane. It will definitely amuse the same kind of players who got a kick out of the first Elf Bowling release, and it at least feels a bit fitting for a silly little game about using elves as replacements for shuffleboard pucks. The humor leans towards raunchiness without ever crossing the line into something outright mature though, the game in fact rather immature with its humor but not necessarily bad for it. The juvenile jokes continue with one who completely loses his swimsuit to reveal a pixelated censor bar, while references without much thought to them like вЂњWho let the elves out?вЂќ try to reproduce the mild creativity the first Elf Bowling found in turning the song Ice Ice Baby into something that at least sounded vaguely reminiscent with Elf Elf Baby. They can get short with the Kringle brothers or tease them for their throws and some can be found doing something goofy before you grab them, one elf whipping out a boombox to sing to while another spends his time hula hooping. You can expect some basic double entendres like an elf declaring he has crabs before pulling out two of the crustaceans and giggling or another elf talking about a nearby elfвЂ™s impressive package with little attempt to veil the perverted meaning. Constant butt shots will be coupled with some elves who have unique appearances like one that is heavily sunburned or one covered with body hair, but most of the humor comes from what the elves say either before you launch them or after theyвЂ™ve come to a stop. The tropical cruise aesthetic comes with all the elves now wearing tight speedos, the Kringle brothers launching them across the deck by pulling back and snapping these swimsuit bottoms with the expected exposure of the cartoon elvesвЂ™ buttocks. Much as in the first game, the humor is really more of the gameвЂ™s draw than the gameplay, the elves all having pitched-up voices and a selection of voice lines that can at least last two or three games of shuffleboard before they really start to get repetitive.

With only the elves on hand to help execute this bet with an unusual wager, Santa and Dingle begin to launch the little elves out across the ship deck in a three round competition to earn the most points possible. Dingle decides to press his luck though, challenging Kris to a shuffleboard competition for the title of Father Christmas, although a victory for Dingle leads to what the game alludes to as some unspecified but likely lascivious reward from Mrs. Claus decides to hand over responsibility for the Christmas holiday to SantaвЂ™s deadbeat brother, a used ice salesman named Dingle Kringle. Kringle Cruise ship to enjoy some island hopping in Micronesia. Besides changes to the workplace though, part of the settlement includes Santa taking the elves out on the S.S.

Elves in Paradise: Elf Bowling 2 would take the Christmas game away from the North Pole and onto a tropical cruise for a new sport and a new theme that is essentially the inverse of Christmas in July.ДЇollowing The Great SantaвЂ™s Elf Strike of 1999 and Kris KringleвЂ™s inappropriate response to their demands by making the elves into bowling pins he gleefully knocked down again and again, Santa capitulated and granted the elves much of what they had been requesting. Releasing one year after the original to welcome in the year 2000вЂ™s holiday season, the sequel wasnвЂ™t just going to be another bowling game despite its deceptive title. After millions upon millions of people downloaded the original Elf Bowling title, developer NStorm had to know a sequel was bound to be a hit as well.

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