| Publishers | BMG Interactive Entertainment |
| Developers | Aniware AB, TATI Mixedia |
| Release date | 1997 |
| Genre | Adventure, Simulation |
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Game Description
Backpacker 2 was released in 1997 on two CD-ROMs. As of 2010, it had sold 600,000 copies in the Nordic countries. The game contains 70 destinations, 70 different jobs and 6,000 questions. It has two difficulty levels, Tourist and Globetrotter.
Download Backpacker 2
We might have the game available for more than one platform. Backpacker 2 is currently available on these platforms:
Windows (1997)
Backpacker_2_Win_ISO_EN.zip (702.8MB)
Additional files, patches and fixes
Backpacker 2 Screenshots
Windows 3.x
Load or install
I cant load or install it even with wincdu
Can someone help?
I downloaded Oracle Virtual Box and I can install it via a virtual machine of Windows 95 and I can play it too. But it’s only in Swedish. I can’t change the language to English with this download or any other ISO that I’ve found with SWE, NO, and DA. I really want the Danish version…
Hey, im having some trouble with getting the game to launch. I tried following the tutorial. Could you please help?
Sadly, it is not English, as the name of the archive suggests, but Swedish version. In difference from the first and the third games in the series, the second one seems to have never been translated into other languages.
I have a physical copy at home which I can’t seem to install from. My Virtual machine can’t load from it. It has the Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish versions on it. I have played it in Danish and Norwegian, so I know it has been translated into other languages and from what I’ve read on the Internet it seems that it also has been translated into English. The ISOs I’ve found have SWE, NO, DA, and also EN but they all seem to refer to the original SWE language, and I can’t change the language neither pre-installation nor in-game. I want it in Danish or English. My kids’ Swedish is not good and I want their first BP2 experience to be as good as mine without the Swedish-language barrier…