Doodle God 2
Doodle God is back with 2 new episodes for your element-combining alchemical enjoyment! Enter Doodle God 2 and play from the beginning of episode 1 or skip the first 116 elements to get right into episodes 2 & 3. Yes, it's a lot of trial and error, but just like Pokémon's "Gotta Catch'em All" the Doodle God games play right into our obsessive compusive desire to find all the elements.
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The full Doodle God 2 Walkthrough
Episode 1
Episode 2
void + glass = lightbulb
void + electricity = radio wave
light bulb + radio wave = tv
tv + book = computer
radiowave + radiowave = radiation
metal + radiation = plutonium
plutonium + weapon = Nuclear Bomb
computer + radio wave = cell phone
energy + fire = plasma
plasma + void = sun
sun + grass = flower
sun + flower = sunflower
tree + flower = apple
sand + tree = palm tree
seeds + energy = coffee
void + airplane = rocket
Void + rocket= Satellite
Radio wave + fire = laser
laser + book = CD
metal + water = quicksilver
quick silver demigod= philospers stone
Apple + cell phone = gold
human + computer = cyborg
computer + computer = internet
And Episode 3
commandments + human = religion
religion + human = law + sin
Beast + house = cat + dog
tools + law = mechanism
alcoholic + ship = pirate
alcoholic + house = tavern
sand + glass = clock
waater + glass = ice
book + human = knowledge
warrior + firearm = soldier
gold + paper = money
knowledge + fish = octopus
bacteria + milk = cheese
money + human = work
beetle + work = ant
human + bacteria = virus
mechanism + book = typewriter
knowledge + human = scientist
fish + egg = caviar
apple + dough = pie
law + soldier = policeman
ice + milk = ice cream
knowledge + virus = medicine
fire + meat = steak
reed + field = sugar
ice + mechanism = freezer
sex + human = fun
reed + human = music
human + rocket = astronaut
corpse + electricity = death metal
medicine + bacteria = antibiotics
music + alcohol = rock-n-roll
alcohol + grass = absinthe
money + skyscraper = bank
computer + virus = hacker
coffee + vodka = b-52
law + fun = games
alcohol + pirate = rum
sugar + bread = cookies
alcoholic + money = hangover
money + bank = debt
debt + money = credit card
vodka + firearm + russian roulette
sex + sex = censored
typewriter + human = journalist
life + void = alien
fire + vodka = molotov cocktail
milk + vodka = white russian
water + water = sea
sun + sea = salt
rocket + alien = ufo
beast + medicine = rat
vodka + worm = tequila
Walkthrough for Doodle God 2
void + glass = lightbulb
void + electricity = radio wave
light bulb + radio wave = tv
tv + book = computer
radiowave + radiowave = radiation
metal + radiation = plutonium
plutonium + weapon = Nuclear Bomb
computer + radio wave = cell phone
energy + fire = plasma
plasma + void = sun
sun + grass = flower
sun + flower = sunflower
tree + flower = apple
sand + tree = palm tree
seeds + energy = coffee
void + airplane = rocket
Void + rocket= Satellite
Radio wave + fire = laser
laser + book = CD
metal + water = quicksilver
quick silver demigod= philospers stone
Apple + cell phone = gold
human + computer = cyborg
computer + computer = internet
Doodle God 2 Walkthrough - Full list of elements
Episode 1
Episode 2 and 3
Life:
Blood
Egg
Electricity
Life
Poison
Seeds
Sex
Energy
Void
Philosphers' Stone (Quicksilver + Demigod)
Air:
Air
Ash
Dust
Steam
Storm
Radio Wave (Void + Electricity)
Radiation (Radio Wave + Radio Wave)
Beasts:
Beast
Bird
Dinosaur
Fish
Domestic Animal
Lizard
Snake
Turtle
Whale
Dolphin
Man's Creations:
Field
Book
Bricks
Cement
Ceramics
Clothes
Concrete
Fabric
Paper
Wood
Rock:
Clay
Earth
Glass
Limestone
Fertilizer
Metal
Sand
Stone
Plutonium (Radiation + Metal)
Gold (Apple + Cell Phone)
Fire:
Coal
Fire
Lava
Saltpetre
Sulfur
Oil
Plasma (Energy + Fire)
Sun (Plasma + Void)
Plants
Fern
Grass
Reed
Tobacco
Tree
Flower (Sun + Grass)
Sunflower (Flower + Sun)
Palm Tree (Tree + Sand)
Apple (Tree + Flower)
Coffee (Seeds + Energy)
Victuals:
Beer
Bread
Cigarette
Dough
Feather
Flour
Meat
Milk
Wheat
Wool
Technology:
Lightbulb (Void + Glass)
TV (Lightbulb + Radiowave)
Computer (TV + Book)
Nuclear Bomb (Plutonium + Weapon)
Cell Phone (Computer + Radio Wave)
Rocket (Void + Airplane)
Satellite (Void + Rocket)
Internet (Computer + Computer)
Laser (Radio Wave + Fire)
CD (Laser + Book)
Man:
Alcoholic
Assassin
Hero
Human
Hunter
Corpse
Warrior
Wizard
Demigod
Cyborg (Human + Computer)
Monster:
Dragon
Ghost
Ghoul
Golem
Phoenix
Thunderbird
Treant
Vampire
Werewolf
Zombie
Bacteria:
Bacteria
Beetle
Butterfly
Moss
Mushroom
Plankton
Scorpion
Shell
Weeds
Worm
Tools:
Boiler
Firearm
Gun Powder
House
Hut
Poisoned Weapon
Sky Scraper
Steam-Engine
Tools
Weapon
Transportation:
Boat
Cart
Locomotive
Frigate
Ship
Steamship
Chariot
Wheel
Car
Airplane
Water:
Alcohol
Swamp
Vodka
Water
Quicksilver (Metal + Water)
Sea (Water + Water)
Society:
Religion (Human + Commandments)
Law (Human+ Religion)
Sin (Human + Religion)
Fun (Human + Sex)
Music (Human + Reed)
Games (Law + Fun)
Bank (Money + Skyscraper)
Rock-n-Roll (Music + Alcohol)
Death Metal (Electricity + Corpse)
Professions:
Knowledge (Human + Book)
Scientist (Human + Knowledge)
Astronaut (Human + Rocket)
Journalist (Human + Typewriter)
Work (Human + Money)
Medicine (Virus + Knowledge)
Pirate (Ship + Alcoholic)
Soldier (Firearm + Warrior)
Policemen (Soldier + Law)
Hacker (Virus + Computer)
Science:
Virus (Human + Bacteria)
Antibiotics (Medicine + Bacteria)
Alien (Life + Void)
Mechanism (Law + Tools)
Clock (Sand + Glass)
Typerwriter (Book + Mechanism)
UFO (Alien + Rocket)
Money (Gold + Paper)
Debt (Money + Bank)
Credit Card (Money + Debt)
Recreation:
Censored (Sex + Sex)
Tavern (Alcoholic + House)
Hangover (Alcoholic + Money)
Absinthe (Alcohol + Grass)
Rum (Alcohol + Pirate)
Molotov Cocktail (Vodka + Fire)
Russian Roulette (Vodka + Firearms)
Tequila (Vodka + Worm)
White Russian (Vodka + Milk)
B-52 (Vodka + Cofee)
Food
Caviar (Fish + Egg)
Ice (Glass + Water)
Ice Cream (Ice + Milk)
Pie (Dough + Apple)
Steak (Meat + Fire)
Salt (Sea + Sun)
Freezer (Ice + Mechanism)
Cheese (Milk + Bacteria)
Sugar (Field + Reed)
Cookies (Sugar + Bread)
Animals
Dog (Beast + House)
Cat (Beast + House)
Rat (Beast + Medicine)
Ant (Beetle + Work)
Octopus (Fish + Knowledge)[RIP Paul The Octopus]
What's really bad is that it should be possible to make some of the stuff that you can only make in episode 3, in episode 2. So you could have tried something in episode 2, and you just don't try it when it actually works in episode 3.
I can't think of a single reason why it would be this way, in this version.
WALKTHROUGH
Doodle God 2 *Must Complete Before #3
You know Doodle part 2 when
Doodle God sees the Void
Quick Silver: Water + Metal
Plasma: Fire + Energy
Sun: Plasma + Void
Radio Wave: Void + Electricity
Coffee: S eeds + Energy
Flower: Sun + Grass
Apple: Flower + Tree
Palm Tree: Sand + Tree
Light Bulb: Void + Glass
Rocket: Void + Airplane
Satellite: Void + Rocket
TV: Radio Wave + Light Bulb
Computer: TV + Book
Internet: Computer + Computer
Cellphone: Computer + Radio Wave
Gold: Apple + Cellphone
Laser: Fire + Radio Wave
Philosopher`s Stone: Demigod + Quick Silver
Sunflower: Sun + Flower
Cyborg: Human + Computer
Radiation: Radio Wave + Radio Wave
Plutonium: Radiation + Metal
Nuclear Bomb: Plutonium + Weapon
CD: Laser + Book
Doodle God Part 3
You know to start this when
Doodle God creates the comandments.
Religion: Commandments + Human
Sea: Water + Water
Law: Religion + Human
Sin: Religion + Human
Knowledge: Book + Human
Scientist: Human + Knowlegde
Censor: S*x + S*x
Virus: Bacteria + Human
Tavern: Alcoholic + House
Cat: Beast + House
Dog: Beast + House
Hacker: Computer + Virus
Music: Human + Reed
Astronaut: Rocket + Human
White Russian: Vodka + Milk
Fun: Human + Music
Games: Law + Fun
Salt: Sea + Sun
Caviar: Egg + Fish
Absinthe: Alcohol + Grass
Tequila: Worm + Vodka
Molotov Cocktail: Fire + Vodka
Russian Roulete: Firearm + Vodka
Soldier: Firearm + Warrior
Pirate: Ship + Alcoholic
Rum: Pirate + Alcohol
Octopus: Knowledge + Fish
Mechanism: Tools + Law
Typewritter: Mehcanism + Book
Policeman: Soldier + Law
Journalist: Human + Typewriter
Medicine: Virus + Knowledge
Antibiotics: Bacteria + Medicine
Death Metal: Corpse + Electricity
Rock-n-Roll: Alcohol + Music
Money: Paper + Gold
Bank: Money + Skyscraper
Hangover: Alcoholic + Money
Pie: Apple + Dough
Work: Human + Money
Ant: Work + Beetle
Alien: Void + Life
UFO: Alien + Rocket
Rat: Medicine + Beast
Ice: Glass + Water
Cheese: Milk + Bacteria
Ice-Cream: Ice + Milk
Sugar: Reed + Field
Freezer: Ice + Mechanism
Clock: Sand + Glass
Cookies: Bread + Sugar
Steak: Meat + Fire
B-52: Coffee + Vodka
Debt: Bank+ Money
Credit Card: Debt + Money
Pop Quiz! What do you call a game where you can manipulate elements to create even more elements? Answer: Doodle God! And if Doodle God wasn't enough for you, take a look at this one, Doodle God 2! This burning hot puzzle game gives you a goal to create 175 elements by combining two elements together, if they don't mix, nothing happens, but if they do, magic begins! When the two elements magically mesh together, you'll have another element towards completion.
And yet I wonder what made Avalon Alliance call these things elements if they were the farthest thing possible from it. Call "human" an element. Call "Zombie" an element. The combinations are so crazy, trial-and-error will be bound to be your best friend in this game. The challenging level is a bit in the middle, it requires thought to figure out what the next element is, but only a little to do some trial-and-error sequences.
Overall, a great game, Fingers crossed for another episode!
Hey all,
New to Doodle God and started with #1 and was at a loss to find a save feature. If there is one, please advise. I don't think it auto-saves either.
The game makers of this one can't possibly expect one to do it all in one sitting. I exited the game and restarted but no history of what I had done earlier.
Thanks!
Sorry to rain on your parades guys, but this is basically a flash port of the ipod version. The people who wrote walkthroughs could have easily gotten them from another site. In fact, I believe there is one on the ipod versions review page.
[That's fine, repairmanman, I know perfectly well what you are referring to. But some people don't have a mobile device to play the game on, and we love our Flash games here at JIG. :) -Jay]
Is your idea of fun making smaller lists into bigger ones? Then there's cause for celebration, my fellow neurotics! The tireless listers at Joybits have brought us Doodle God 2, the newest addition to the beloved time-vampires Doodle God and Doodle Devil.
Those familiar with the previous games will recognize the nearly identical structure and mechanics. Filling the role of benevolent creator, players are instructed to mix and match a vast universe into existence. This task is actually much simpler than it sounds. In order to attempt a combination, one must simply select a group to view a drop-down list of its elements. Then, select an element from one group and click another component to add them together. Failed attempts will cause both elements to shake angrily at you and successful combinations will add a new element to your lists. Who knew deities had it so easy?
While the concept itself is fairly simple, compiling an entire list of all the elements is not. The staggering number of possibilities is something only a skilled mathematician could tell you, but I can say that you will try a multitude of combinations, and you will fail. A lot. If trial-and-error based gameplay is not your cup of tea, then you won't even want a sip of Doodle God 2. However, players who enjoy the glorious moment of "100% complete" will revel in the addicting allure of this game.
Of course nothing is ever perfect, and Doodle God 2 is not without its minor faults. Some players have already noted that the hint system is somewhat less helpful than before. In previous versions, hints were suggested by showing two groups that had combinable components. In the newest Doodle God, hints are offered by revealing an undiscovered element, but not showing any way to actually create this new element. Additionally, there are combinations that only work in the third episode, even though both components were available in the second. This can lead to some mild confusion, but the relaxing background music and often humorous combinations will quickly lighten your mood.
Doodle God 2 may not revolutionize the alchemy game industry, but it is a solid and enjoyable puzzle game that calls out to the inner obsessive collector in all of us. I learned at least one new combination today: Messing with Elements + Obscure Logic = Fun
[If I'm fortunate enough to have my review selected, having it on JiG (maybe with my lil picture in the corner- eh, eh?) is all the reward I'd ever need! :) ]
[Great review, Trinn! Thanks. I've promoted this to be the official review for Doodle God 2, and welcome aboard the JIG review team! ;) -Jay]
There are some combinations that work in part 3 that use combinations that could have been tried even in part 1, for instance
sand + glass, or water + water.
What ought to make the game enjoyable is the clever and interesting combinations that can be figured out. The problem is that a lot of combinations ought to work but don't, and a lot of others are inconsistent -- combining two elements sometimes works in a literal way (for instance, adding fire to a number of things just results in ash) and sometimes in a metaphorical way -- adding fire to other things creates new items that the designers think of as "fiery", such as
fire + water = alcohol.
Also a number of combinations are just obtuse:
Fish + knowledge = octopus? Egg + earth = dinosaur (and there's no combination involving "lizard" that creates "dinosaur")? Electricity + corpse = death metal? I mean, seriously, wth?
Things like that start making you think you have to try everything against everything else, which is incredibly long and boring to do.
@goldfarb: I haven't gotten the death metal one yet, maybe I'm not far enough along yet.
Also,
fish+knowledge= octopus
could just be a reference to the fact that octopi and kin are very smart mollusks (especially when you consider how smart a clam is and their intelligence goes right up to the mammalian range) and the devs didn't have a mollusk element.
Anyways, how do you create void (other than reaching the point where chapter 2 begins)? I want to see the various quotations for it, one I saw was
'Nature abhors a vacuum',
forget what the second one was.
Argh, I'm feeling stupid...I suppose I'm the odd one out but I'm not really enjoying this game... trying to remember where everything is, under which category, doesn't seem to be an ability of mine. So all the clicking and dragging and searching isn't fun.
I'd like it much more if it was easier to find the elements I was looking for.... perhaps by hovering the pointer over a category it would temporarily open a textual list of what's available.
It would also help if I could click on something, click on the thing I want to combine it with, and that would be enough to bring them together... dragging is annoying.
I enjoyed the other doodle games... so perhaps I'm just not in the right frame of mind to play lately.
I'm mostly ambivalent to the Doodle God games but their calling this game "long awaited" in its description on a few sites just irks me. The last game came out in what, November? The iPod version came out in late March? Seven months isn't long awaited, not even in Flash. Stick RPG 2 was long awaited. This is, if anything, early.
In other sites there seems to be a different version of Doodle God 2 that has two hint buttons that also includes the hint system from the first game but not on the version hosted here why is that...?
[Our JIG hosted version was just updated to the latest version, NOW WITH 2 HINT BUTTONS. Thanks for pointing that out! :) -Jay]
These make me laugh so hard. Stuff like
apple+cellphone=3 gold (why it's gold instead of money IDK)
vodka+beer=hangover. So does alcoholic+money.
alcohol+music=rock and roll
Yeah, a lot of them don't make sense, but that's why the hints are there. I really like that Doodle God 2 has the double lightbulb hint that allows you to see an element you can create instead of telling you two groups and letting you blindly stick stuff together. I like trying to figure stuff out on my own but in DG1 I had no way of knowing what I COULD make.
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Walkthrough Guide
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The full Doodle God 2 Walkthrough
Episode 1
Walkthrough for Doodle God episode 1
Episode 2
void + glass = lightbulb
void + electricity = radio wave
light bulb + radio wave = tv
tv + book = computer
radiowave + radiowave = radiation
metal + radiation = plutonium
plutonium + weapon = Nuclear Bomb
computer + radio wave = cell phone
energy + fire = plasma
plasma + void = sun
sun + grass = flower
sun + flower = sunflower
tree + flower = apple
sand + tree = palm tree
seeds + energy = coffee
void + airplane = rocket
Void + rocket= Satellite
Radio wave + fire = laser
laser + book = CD
metal + water = quicksilver
quick silver demigod= philospers stone
Apple + cell phone = gold
human + computer = cyborg
computer + computer = internet
And Episode 3
commandments + human = religion
religion + human = law + sin
Beast + house = cat + dog
tools + law = mechanism
alcoholic + ship = pirate
alcoholic + house = tavern
sand + glass = clock
waater + glass = ice
book + human = knowledge
warrior + firearm = soldier
gold + paper = money
knowledge + fish = octopus
bacteria + milk = cheese
money + human = work
beetle + work = ant
human + bacteria = virus
mechanism + book = typewriter
knowledge + human = scientist
fish + egg = caviar
apple + dough = pie
law + soldier = policeman
ice + milk = ice cream
knowledge + virus = medicine
fire + meat = steak
reed + field = sugar
ice + mechanism = freezer
sex + human = fun
reed + human = music
human + rocket = astronaut
corpse + electricity = death metal
medicine + bacteria = antibiotics
music + alcohol = rock-n-roll
alcohol + grass = absinthe
money + skyscraper = bank
computer + virus = hacker
coffee + vodka = b-52
law + fun = games
alcohol + pirate = rum
sugar + bread = cookies
alcoholic + money = hangover
money + bank = debt
debt + money = credit card
vodka + firearm + russian roulette
sex + sex = censored
typewriter + human = journalist
life + void = alien
fire + vodka = molotov cocktail
milk + vodka = white russian
water + water = sea
sun + sea = salt
rocket + alien = ufo
beast + medicine = rat
vodka + worm = tequila
Posted by: CrunchyFish | May 9, 2011 7:59 PM
Doodle God 2 Walkthrough - Full list of elements
Episode 1
Walkthrough for Doodle God episode 1
Episode 2 and 3
Life:
Blood
Egg
Electricity
Life
Poison
Seeds
Sex
Energy
Void
Philosphers' Stone (Quicksilver + Demigod)
Air:
Air
Ash
Dust
Steam
Storm
Radio Wave (Void + Electricity)
Radiation (Radio Wave + Radio Wave)
Beasts:
Beast
Bird
Dinosaur
Fish
Domestic Animal
Lizard
Snake
Turtle
Whale
Dolphin
Man's Creations:
Field
Book
Bricks
Cement
Ceramics
Clothes
Concrete
Fabric
Paper
Wood
Rock:
Clay
Earth
Glass
Limestone
Fertilizer
Metal
Sand
Stone
Plutonium (Radiation + Metal)
Gold (Apple + Cell Phone)
Fire:
Coal
Fire
Lava
Saltpetre
Sulfur
Oil
Plasma (Energy + Fire)
Sun (Plasma + Void)
Plants
Fern
Grass
Reed
Tobacco
Tree
Flower (Sun + Grass)
Sunflower (Flower + Sun)
Palm Tree (Tree + Sand)
Apple (Tree + Flower)
Coffee (Seeds + Energy)
Victuals:
Beer
Bread
Cigarette
Dough
Feather
Flour
Meat
Milk
Wheat
Wool
Technology:
Lightbulb (Void + Glass)
TV (Lightbulb + Radiowave)
Computer (TV + Book)
Nuclear Bomb (Plutonium + Weapon)
Cell Phone (Computer + Radio Wave)
Rocket (Void + Airplane)
Satellite (Void + Rocket)
Internet (Computer + Computer)
Laser (Radio Wave + Fire)
CD (Laser + Book)
Man:
Alcoholic
Assassin
Hero
Human
Hunter
Corpse
Warrior
Wizard
Demigod
Cyborg (Human + Computer)
Monster:
Dragon
Ghost
Ghoul
Golem
Phoenix
Thunderbird
Treant
Vampire
Werewolf
Zombie
Bacteria:
Bacteria
Beetle
Butterfly
Moss
Mushroom
Plankton
Scorpion
Shell
Weeds
Worm
Tools:
Boiler
Firearm
Gun Powder
House
Hut
Poisoned Weapon
Sky Scraper
Steam-Engine
Tools
Weapon
Transportation:
Boat
Cart
Locomotive
Frigate
Ship
Steamship
Chariot
Wheel
Car
Airplane
Water:
Alcohol
Swamp
Vodka
Water
Quicksilver (Metal + Water)
Sea (Water + Water)
Society:
Religion (Human + Commandments)
Law (Human+ Religion)
Sin (Human + Religion)
Fun (Human + Sex)
Music (Human + Reed)
Games (Law + Fun)
Bank (Money + Skyscraper)
Rock-n-Roll (Music + Alcohol)
Death Metal (Electricity + Corpse)
Professions:
Knowledge (Human + Book)
Scientist (Human + Knowledge)
Astronaut (Human + Rocket)
Journalist (Human + Typewriter)
Work (Human + Money)
Medicine (Virus + Knowledge)
Pirate (Ship + Alcoholic)
Soldier (Firearm + Warrior)
Policemen (Soldier + Law)
Hacker (Virus + Computer)
Science:
Virus (Human + Bacteria)
Antibiotics (Medicine + Bacteria)
Alien (Life + Void)
Mechanism (Law + Tools)
Clock (Sand + Glass)
Typerwriter (Book + Mechanism)
UFO (Alien + Rocket)
Money (Gold + Paper)
Debt (Money + Bank)
Credit Card (Money + Debt)
Recreation:
Censored (Sex + Sex)
Tavern (Alcoholic + House)
Hangover (Alcoholic + Money)
Absinthe (Alcohol + Grass)
Rum (Alcohol + Pirate)
Molotov Cocktail (Vodka + Fire)
Russian Roulette (Vodka + Firearms)
Tequila (Vodka + Worm)
White Russian (Vodka + Milk)
B-52 (Vodka + Cofee)
Food
Caviar (Fish + Egg)
Ice (Glass + Water)
Ice Cream (Ice + Milk)
Pie (Dough + Apple)
Steak (Meat + Fire)
Salt (Sea + Sun)
Freezer (Ice + Mechanism)
Cheese (Milk + Bacteria)
Sugar (Field + Reed)
Cookies (Sugar + Bread)
Animals
Dog (Beast + House)
Cat (Beast + House)
Rat (Beast + Medicine)
Ant (Beetle + Work)
Octopus (Fish + Knowledge)[RIP Paul The Octopus]
Posted by: Trinn | May 9, 2011 9:34 PM