Hair Mania 2
- Genre Arcade games
- Players 1
- Session 8 min
- Price Free
- Updated
The sequel keeps the idea that made the first game fun, scrubbing hair until it towers, and builds a proper ladder of customers around it. Instead of three modes with five chairs each, Hair Mania 2 lays out a level map of ten portraits. The first is a grinning bodybuilder with a blond quiff; after him come a clown, a boy in glasses, a girl with pigtails, an owl, a bird and more, each one locked until the previous client leaves happy. The toolbar is longer, and a counter at the top shows how many tools you have already used and the height you must reach. Miss Bea Hive now waves a star wand and a megaphone, and Frizz is still at her side.
| Drag | Take a tool from the lower bar to the client |
|---|---|
| Shake the mouse | Rub the tool in and fill the power bar |
| Arrow buttons on the bar | Browse more tools |
How to play Hair Mania 2
- Press Start Game, read Miss Bea Hive's greeting and click Play.
- Pick the first unlocked portrait on the Level Map.
- Check the target and the tool count in the top corner before you begin.
- Drag tools onto the client and move the mouse hard and fast to fill the power bar.
- Hit the height target in time to unlock the next portrait on the map.
Tips
- Later clients have odd heads, animals included, so experiment with tools you ignored earlier.
- Watch the used-tools counter: running out of allowed tools ends your options faster than the clock.
- Check the tool bar arrows early; some of the most useful tools sit off screen at the start.
- Keep your wrist loose: a relaxed, quick wiggle lasts longer through ten clients than a tense grip.
Questions about Hair Mania 2
What is new compared with Hair Mania?
A level map of ten different clients, a wider tool selection and a running used-tools counter.
Do I need to have played the first game?
No. The how-to screen explains everything in two pictures.
Why are some portraits grey?
They are locked; finish the earlier clients to open them.
Can I replay an earlier client?
Yes, unlocked portraits stay open on the Level Map, so you can return to any of them.
Does it work with a touchpad?
It does, though a mouse makes the fast rubbing motion much easier.
