Anyone that’s played Heave Ho will know that swinging is much more fun when you do it with friends, and while that game meant you had to be in the same room for your foursome (threesomes and a simple two-person coupling are also an option), Heave Ho 2 now lets you do it online. There’s no more awkward solo mode in Heave Ho 2 because of this, though there’s a small cachet of players who did enjoy a bit of alone time with the original. Instead you have to play Heave Ho 2 with at least one other person, whether that’s locally, or teaming up in either private and public lobbies. All of this is, of course, the same core gameplay as the original, but where Heave Ho 2 really excels is how it mixes things up with new settings and different tasks. There’s jet packs, pop guns, laser swords and more, and it’s a great way to let loose and de-stress.