Spy Fox 2: Some Assembly Required Walkthrough
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A walkthrough for Spy Fox 2. Please bear in mind it's been a long time since I last played this game, so I screwed up a few places, kind of like how I was having trouble remembering what gadgets I needed. That said, it wasn't really a bad walkthrough by any means. Since there's only two paths in this game, it wasn't much trouble getting the other one. To those who ask why I always turn on the Spy Watch game first thing, it's because I want to make sure I can get it out of the way before I forget.
This is a worthy successor to Spy Fox 1. I do like the first game better, but this was a great game too. While there are only two paths, they are very diverse in the fact their puzzles are completely different. It almost makes me feel as if I'm playing a totally different game when I get the other path. Things From Space is by far my favorite Spy Watch game. LeRoach is also my favorite villain in the series. This game also has a pretty darn good soundtrack. Now, what makes me put this below Spy Fox 1 is that, while the paths are extremely diverse, the fact there's only two bugs me. Spy Fox 1 had three changing elements. While one of those three isn't very different, it's still a changing element. We had the key item, the way to get to Kid's fortress, and the way to get to the cows. I also liked the characters much better. Here, they just aren't too memorable to me. It's still a great game though. - Hry
I'm surprised at how genuinely funny and fun this game is after all these years. The folks at Humongous really respect children's intelligence.
Not to mention their point of view on life, especially with the Pajama Sam games.
Spy fox has to make a comeback on Nintendo switch
@@sil5429 better reach out to HE and ask
They probably wont mind
No kidding!
I really appreciate having these as some of my first experiences in gaming...
Alongside the original Fallout and Wolfenstein.
My parents really didn't pay close enough attention to me when I was on the computer.
Phenian Oliver Freddie fish 3 was my VERY FIRST gaming experience and pajama Sam 3 was my second (including the demos for spy fox 2 and 3, pajama Sam 1 and 2, Freddie fish 4, putt putt saves the zoo and enters the race and backyard baseball and football).
I was really young when I played this game. It's kind of depressing to find out that it only takes a little over an hour to finish...
VlogUntilDawn Look at the good side of that detail: it gives you more time to play the other Humongous Entertainment games, so you can play a bunch of them in one day.
Well, you can play it at least three times.
haha yeah same, I played this at least 50 times over because I only had less than 5 computer games to play. By the end of it, I even know what the characters would say, even though at that time I didn't even know the meaning of the words
You forget all the extra stuff you could click on! Nearly everything has rainbow bugs that come out if I remember correctly haha
Hahah crazy right... I thought they’d take a much longer time and to see the stories were based on one day too haha
This was one of my favorites as a kid, but dang, Spy Fox is a smartass.
"So Agent Grace Fully, you're part of our Spy Exchange Program from Canada?"
"Try not to say my name too often, I'm trying to travel incognito."
"Actually, you're traveling in the Alps."
XD
my dad was a software engineer for humongous entertainment for awhile so we always got free copies of these games and i was OBSESSED with them as a kid. never played this one though, i loved watching the playthrough!
Wow! Many thanks to your dad for making our childhoods more enjoyable! Too bad the company is no longer working as it once did.
Humongous Entertainment was what you get when people actually try to make good kids content. The games weren't even designed to be educational but I still feel like I learned a little from them as a kid.
Wait a second... Did Le Roach really just say: "I must check my variables, and track down all the stray pixels?"
Oh wow! Humongous just took a huge, yet sly jab at the entire point-and-click adventure genre with that throwaway line. Stray pixel hunting is infamous! How many 8-to-12 year olds would get that gag? Top marks, Humongous!
miss these days honestly
Same. But you can relieve them using Steam
I wish r34 wasn't milking this game for [cough cough] "art" [cough cough]
Out of All the humongous entertainment games this one had the best art style and soundtrack. Man I’m still in love with how much joy and peace this content brings to my 29 year old heart😁
'Things from space'. That game within a game was so fun, I remember playing it with my sister for so long when we were little.
Drewisdom i played that more than the game itself because i couldn't solve it as a kid haha
I love how so many of the names are references to other things, like Doll and Lee the cloning sheep. (Dolly was the name of the first sheep to be successfully cloned.)
I have to say, that key replicating camera is rather ingenious
what i liked most about humongous games was the music :)
And the animation and amazing art especially in Pajama sam 1 and Freddy Fish
FishingtheSkyxd x
FishingtheSkyxd Always found the art style endearing :)
Spy Fox I.am your biggest Fan
I have your game videos 🎮
I like how this game is the only Spy Fox game where the villain’s master plan actually sounds evil
Poodles Galore' plan in the 3rd game was more evil.
@@robonaught But even she isn't PURE evil.
>On the run from evil pig men
>Holed up in a ricky old shack
>They are digging the down out as you speak
>Plays a video games
>.
Out of all the Humungous Entertainment games, Spy Fox is my number #1 favorite. 🕶️🦊
Walter Wireless: "The last time I ended up with a fever from being cat-scratched."
That pretty much confirms that the Car Chase Path from Dry Cereal is the official path for the game, with the White Water Path being an extra one created to help prevent the game from getting monotonous with each play.
Then how do you explain pajama Sam 1 2 and 3.
@@CrashToroYT Well the paths with carrot in the 1st two are the canon ones.
@@kevinmccallister1992 I rarely got the one with carrot in the second one.
So, Captain Drydock never existed?!
How sad…
@@UTubeSponge5601 You can still call him on the phone before you enter the code for the mobile command center.
The main reason why I prefer the Restructo-Lux Destructo-Lux path over the Venus flytrap path is because I love Elmo the Caped Cod fan!
This was the only Spy Fox game I never got to play as a kid.
Glad it's just as good as the other two!
It's more the kind of joke that kids would never understand until they're teenagers, yet will keep the parents entertained. It's kind of like the smart kids in most kids' shows -- no kid would ever comprehend what they're saying, but the parents understand every word of it.
Heck, most of the time those kinds of jokes were ones that not only kids wouldn't get, but also the kind that wouldn't even be appropriate for their age!
Okay
I would love for Humongous to start making more of these 2d games again. It's been long enough, and if I have to sit through them with kids now, I want something new to at least get me a little more excited about the game. Spy fox was my favorite, with Freddi Fish as a close second when I was around five or six. I know I'm asking for a kid's game for nostalgic adults, but I work with kids, and I'm okay with it.
My childhood
Jessica Carter I'm an adult and I still play these games not ashamed :)
Heh, I wouldn't be surprised if Spy Fox accidentally hurt or humiliated the Chief in some way, only to say "Sorry about that, Chief..."
This game was great lol! Back in the day this my game along with backyard baseball, football, basketball, soccer, hockey and skateboarding! Oh and lets not forget freddie the fish andmpajama sam! Lol in the beginning of this video when spy fox and and that moosewoman or whatever her name is were in alps she gives him the pill to make snowskiis he says " I came here for information, not recreation" lol I never realized that when I was younger but thats definitely a drug reference to like percocets or something lol and those make you feel amazing! Lol
Guess what? You can have it on Steam!
"WARNING! This program will be shut down. Do you wish to throw a fit now?"
LeRoach has one genre savvy computer. XD
1:09:06
Am I the only one that's a bit ticked off by how easy he makes this game look?
Probably no t.
I still felt like It was long
the game was meant for 5-10 year olds bro
That's only because he played it the quick and boring way. The slow and fun way to play a Humongous game takes at least 6 hours! 5 of which is just clicking on everything to see what happens, with an extra hour of listening to awesome musical numbers when you're playing a Putt-Putt game.
I miss old challenging games like this :(
Please Bring Back Old Challenging Games!
94supersonic Same here
Good news! You can have it on Steam!
Thank you so much for uploading this. This takes me back to warm childhood memories.
Anyone else realize that Spy Fox would've had a harder time defeating LeRoach if LeRoach hadn't told Spy Fox about the secret entrance, the off switch, and the activation code? XD
And okay, others falling for Spy Fox's disguises usually is forgivable but Chef Dinah believing Spy Fox to be Chef Wolfgang is just crazy. The real Wolfgang is a duck! XD
Which I must point out is textbook Bond Villain Stupidity.
(Anyone else think of Skrillex vs Mozart with the mention of THAT Wolfgang?)
I’m almost 30 and I’m not ashamed to say, I just found these games about 5 years ago! My brother showed me the dry cereal one on wii and the rest is history. I have all three downloaded on my phone. It was fun to play with family, especially goldfish with big pig! Haha.
OH WOW, they are on the phone!!!! I didn't know you could play on the phone....you just made me so happy. Thanks for the info!
I have strong memories of games like this that came out around the turn of the millennium. Some of the best N64 titles are from that era. I remember there being a lot of epic-feeling games, like Banjo-Tooie and Conker’s Bad Fur Day, because the N64 and PS1 had been around long enough that devs had figured out how to push their capabilities.
Villain: *is about to take over the world*
Spy fox: I'm about to end this mans plans
It took me the longest freaking time to realize that the name "Monkey Penny" was a parody name of James Bond's assistant who goes by the name "Money Penny".
I am slow.
oh lol i didnt even know until i read ur comment. spasibo russki tovarisch
Kelevra Yeah... No. I'm just a 15 year old troll from America lawl.
Bill Nye The Russian Spy oh ok well ya never know you could be a ka- sleeper agent
1:07:19 WARNING DO NOT PUT IN MOUTH
This game, man.
I don't get it...
I love these games, I played them all as a kid. But I have more memories of 1 & 3 then of this one because I think I only ever played the demo, I never could find the full game, and I'm just realizing that now.
I cannot let this go on! I must finish one of my childhood favorite game series! I will buy you Spy Fox 2 and I will play you!
*looks in wallet*
...I will buy you as soon as I can afford you!! Mark my words your day will come!
Ten years post upload. Thanks for the nostalgia trip.
"I'm trying to travel incognito." "Actually, you're travelling in the Alps!"
"Oh no, a bug in the program! I must check my variables and track down all the stray pixels!"
Speaking as a software engineer: perfect. No notes.
Quack sounds like Bentley from Sly Cooper
This is like the 1990s version of Zootopia
Seems more like Tuff Puppy.
Zootopia only contains mammals and no birds.
except, no predator discrimination
I would say more of 1990s Beastars
Oh right because there’s talking animals. Zootopia it was police here they are spies the movie was about race relations this has a comical villain yes yes I can see how it’s similar
ah. my childhood.
I never noticed this before: the evil dogbot has a uvula! Look above the door Spy Fox came out of when Le Roach sent him into the mouth. XD
In another video I shared my theory that Bea Bear is a secret-secret agent, hence why she's always wherever Spy Fox needs her. But now I thought of a hilarious idea: what if she's actually the chief's wife?
So much nostalgia this is crazy! I loved this game as a kid but i got stuck at the fair and never finished it! Blast from the past
Well Spy! Of course it's smelly after you got it out of the garbage can!
no not smelly! s.m.e.l.l.y
yo thats crazy man i never played the first one i had this one and watching this feels like i played this game a hundred years ago but it was one of my favourites on pc as a kid. i think i was 6 or 7 im 23 now and been through so much since then but seeing this is trippy as hell. oh the memories..
speaking of jokes you never got as a kid:
Doll and Lee the "twin" sheep
yeah dolly the sheep, first mammal to be cloned
+12345soccerguy On top of that, the goat's name is William. Bill is a nickname for William. An adult male goat is called a billy. And to top it all off, it's a reference to Billy the Kid. A quadruple pun!
+Rylan Edlin a quadruple entendre! I love entendres more than puns because they allow for more connections like that. xD and these games were good at those. nice connection though, I never really thought of that
playing these games all these years later; i actually noticed how much humor and puns there are in the games. It was rather ingenious by humongous games to do this. It allowed the parents to get some enjoyment out of playing the games with their kids.
And, "Hello Dolly" is a musical.
Gosh I totally forgot about this game. Loved this. It always had some sort of weird synesthesia sensation that I'm recalling that made it so alluring. That, or the box it came in smelled funny. Anyway, nice to realize that David Lynch is surely the voice of Spy Fox.
ChrisRalphHoward Nope, that's not gonna happen. Besides, Mike Madeoy has been voicing Spy Fox ever since that game came out. Did you know that he also does voiceovers for Disney Channel promos in Asia?
LOL the hello dolly reference is GENIUS!!
Back in the day I was honestly more into these computer games more than video games
And we had the n64 and GameCube
But I’d play these for some reason
Spy Fox was the only one of Humongous’ major franchises I never played as a kid.
Probably my favourite Spy Fox game. I loved Napoleon LeRoach!
"...S.M.E.L.L.Y. trash can."
"Well of course it's smelly if you got it out of a trash can."
That evil organization needs to rethink its name. XD
"And pray-tell why would I need a pair of skis? I came to get information not recreation."
"You may need them to get away from those badguys. Good luck Spy Fox."
"Badguys?! Got water?"
XD
"Spy Fox are you okay?"
"Shaken but not stirred Monkey Penny."
Figures they'd have Spy Fox say that line in relation to something other than alcoholic drinks. This is a kids' game after all. XD
Humongous's HQ was also near Seattle.
ooo I miss this game, I remember Spyfox being so suave and charming ^^
and love the mini game too! I got addicted to it
This fox has puns for everything XD
i really like games like this! i also like freddi fish, putt putt and pajama sam of course! spy fox was my FAVORITE GAME! although i didnt know there was a 2 and a 3, o i searched if there were more. i didnt understand a bit but i just enjoyed it. i love how old these are and still i find it fantastic remembering these MASTERPIECES!
Me:"Good ice skating SPY Fox, and i also love Hockey" 35:41
Just watched the 1st one moments ago, this was my favorite game series growing up.
My fave! I loved the extra game on his watch with the asteroids!
I love the line "leaving a dark gray cloud over the fair for the next ten months. Much like Seattle." I'm from Seattle.
Loved the artwork
“Chef Dinah, I can honestly say that compared to you, I am merely an impostor!”
I always love spy fox games
I'm just here for nostalgia purposes, I was just thinking back to my childhood, I remember playing this, putt putt and a game that has an ant like main character. Played these so many times, I don't even know how I didn't get bored.
Ahhh those were the days. Wish they would make a Spy Fox 4 but make the game more challenging, bring the old voiceovers back, make the humor just as good, improve graphics e.t.c. and sell it on steam and/or xbox live arcade, at least. That would be a must buy! Spy Fox ftw.
I love these kind of mission games!
This brings me back so much!!😭😭
I remember this game! Favorite computer game of all time!
1:11:13 I just noticed they actually drew turds in the sewer. I wasn't expecting that for a kid's game.
oh man the ship arcade game i thought this was a totally differnt game i used to spend playing it more than spy fox itself this is crazy reminiscing
So who's gonna be the first one to make a "Things from Space" app?
I love that the two sheep are named after Dolly, the sheep who got cloned.
Oh my gosh, Things from Space! I played this minigame waaay too much in my childhood. That was awesome. X3
Nice job on the game play.
Love how the pigs try to dig you out yet there's a wide open door on the other side.
32:01 "I'm in there like swimwear." I still use that phrase 😂
Just as Dry Cereal was released the same year as Goldeneye 007 and Tomorrow Never Dies, this game was released the same year as The World is Not Enough.
the dogbot looks like homestar runner
Loving the 'These boots are made for walking' reference hahaha
Only realised it after watching the walkthrough
This boot was made for eating
And that's just what I'll do
Pretty soon that boot is gonna be inside of you
Never picked up on that as a kid
I have nearly ALL the games because I got introduced to HE with 4 free games on 1 CD just 2 years after HE opened and Freddi Fish and the Case of the Missing Kelp Seeds had hardly come out. It was 1 of the games and my favourite. It was their first adventure game and it took quite a long time before Freddi Fish 2 came out because they redesigned her first. I was still in school then and I am a middle aged man now.
I think I have that exact same CD. Isn't it silver with Putt Parade, The Activity Pack, and The Farm on it too? I think it was packaged in with some Sound Blaster cards, making it quite a rarity!
Took me back! Way Back!
I played this today in 2023 :) thanks for your help!
As a kid I never noticed how smarty spy fox is!
I remember playing this in elementary school. Many many years ago
Is the green bird guard voice by Scott burns who voiced mr. Utterly in the first game and Fatty bear?
This was the best spy fox game and Humongous game in my opinion. Pajama Sam 2 was second.
What about Spy Fox 3 and Pajama Sam 3?
@@tom4chik910 Spy fox 3 was my 3rd favorite Spy fox game and Pajama Sam 3 was my second favorite Pajama Sam game.
1:00:16
- don’t tell me. The sauce isn’t- -
- oh, yes it is!
- ew. I think I’m going to be sick.
I wonder what the sauce is?
I use to love this game so much. this made my childhood so much I love this :)))))))))
I liked the Restructo-Lux Destructo-Lux path better than the mutant flytrap path.
I swear, every time I try to restart the Spy Fox game to get that path, I always get the stupid flytrap!
Why couldn't that stupid security guard at the wax museum just put a damn sign up saying CLOSED.
I've probably spent entire days of my life playing Things From Space.
I had this game as kid
So...many...James Bond puns
Madame Ladybug: "Obviously, you're a fox with home training."
Spy Fox: "Yes, I am housebroken, thank you."
@wileyk209zback
That's because he got a different voice actor, Mike Madeoy. The original is... Hang on, let me look up on the internet *Goes on Humongous Wiki*. The original voice actor of Spy Fox in Dry Cereal & Cheese Chase is Bob Zenk.
This is my favorite Humongous game and Spy fox game.
reminds me of my childhood since I play spy fox 1 and 3 as a kid
This game is pretty fun that i didnt even notice that i already watched a hour of it
When I gave the cashier the ID card, I put France as the background and made the name "Nancy", so that when the guard took it he said "I'll just keep this on file for you, Nancy."
I laughed so hard that I cried.
This game was my childhood.