| The ZX Spectrum reviews name its makers differently. Crash gives Epyx as producer and "Szenttornyai Laszlo and Kovats Imre" as authors; Your Sinclair names Szenttornyai Laszlo alone, as "the programmer who masterminded Impossible Mission II"; Sinclair User's box gives the label as US Gold and the author as Andromeda. | image 64, Impossible Mission 2 review, fax boximage 64, Impossible Mission 2 review, fax box | Magazine |
| Tony Dillon reviewed the ZX Spectrum version for Sinclair User in September 1988 and gave it 46 overall, with 45 for graphics, 12 for sound, 60 for playability and 40 for lastability, summing it up as a disappointing sequel of arcade action and puzzle solving. He found the robots duller and worse animated than the original's and the game "almost completely silent", and wrote that it was "nothing for US Gold to be proud of". | image 64, Impossible Mission 2 review, fax boximage 64, Impossible Mission 2 reviewimage 64, Impossible Mission 2 reviewimage 64, Impossible Mission 2 review | Magazine |
| Sinclair User reviewed the ZX Spectrum version (U.S. Gold, by DJL Software, £8.99) in September 1988 and gave it 81 overall, with 88 for graphics, 89 for sound, 79 for playability and 76 for lastability: "Nice-looking coin-op conversion with a bit of racing and shooting". The reviewer found little challenge, reaching level 10 without much attention out of 50, and concluded that it "isn't a terrific racing game, and it isn't a terrific shoot-'em-up", but smooth and polished enough to enjoy. | image 34, review fax boximage 34, review textimage 34, review textimage 35, review textimage 35, review textimage 34, fax boximage 34, fax boximage 34, fax box, marks | Magazine |