AM2R – Another Metroid II Remake is an award-winning fan-made Metroidvania that puts you in the armor of mercenary Samus Alan as she fights to survive on the hostile planet SR388. The game recreates and expands the original Metroid II experience with modern pixel visuals, a rich soundtrack, and touchscreen-adapted controls, making exploration, weapon upgrades, and intense encounters with evolved Metroids feel satisfying on Android devices. Players who enjoy nonlinear level design, tight combat, and gradual ability progression will find AM2R – Another Metroid II Remake a compelling, nostalgia-driven adventure.
⭐ Expansive Metroidvania world with interconnected caves and labyrinths to explore on SR388.
⭐ Classic progression: unlock new weapons and abilities to reach previously inaccessible areas.
⭐ Polished pixel art and a dynamic soundtrack that evoke the feel of classic 16-bit Metroid titles.
⭐ Touchscreen-optimized controls so platforming and combat are comfortable on Android devices.
⭐ AM2R – Another Metroid II Remake includes redesigned encounters and new Metroid evolutions that refresh the original experience.
✅ AM2R – Another Metroid II Remake captures classic Metroidvania mechanics with modern presentation.
✅ Smooth, intuitive touchscreen controls tailored for mobile play.
✅ Completely free to play and polished to feel like a professional fan remake.
✅ Strong audiovisual design: refined pixel art and an engaging soundtrack enhance immersion.
❎ Gameplay remains faithful to the Metroid II storyline, so content is limited to that narrative scope.
❎ Some players may prefer physical buttons to touchscreen controls for precision platforming.
The project was created by Milton Gusti (aka DoctorM64) using GameMaker Studio and took roughly ten years to develop. The remake reflects years of fan-driven design work and earned widespread praise for its quality and attention to detail.
AM2R – Another Metroid II Remake received very positive reviews and was shortlisted for the "Best Fan Creation" recognition in 2016 before the nomination was withdrawn. The game was later removed from public distribution after the publisher released an official Metroid title, though it left a strong impression within the fan community.
This release is presented as the final version of the remake, with controls adapted for touchscreen devices and an Android APK made available to run the game on mobile platforms.
