Bad controls and no invincibility frames so bosses melt you in seconds.
This game became free today alongside the first one. It's an interesting follow-up. The first one is more cohesive overall, but I liked the many different boss fights in this one. The bosses have simple patterns, but it's fun fighting them. I kinda wanted a boss rush mode. There's also a large focus on keys here, which might be a bit confusing since you may not remember which key you needed to open which door, but you get the ability to warp to any of three areas from anywhere in the game quite early. You can mark rooms in the map so you remember to check them out later. Lots of exploring to do. There were a few areas I ended up never visiting in my first playthrough, and about five bosses I only fought when I replayed in Hard Mode. I enjoyed the platforming challenges later in the game. There are a few secrets that are not telegraphed in any way, though you're likely to hit one by accident. The other one is [spoiler]under an elevator[/spoiler].
Neat little game, mostly bosses. Its got a very old-feeling core gameplay loop and feel. for how cheap it is I think its worth it
Do you like yelling F*** and S*** at your screen over and over? Then this is the game for you! 10/10
This is a solid, fast-paced 8bit-style metroidvania. Abilities you gain are movement-based, for combat you've just got a short sword poke. That means approaching the frequent boss fights is a matter of learning attack patterns and sneaking in hits where you can. By the end of the game your lil knight is agile enough to take on some pretty intense platforming sequences that have more design in common with modern challenge platformers like Celeste than Metroid or other old console games. I'm gonna lean on an old review cliche here: this one's for fans of the genre. It's not terribly original, but I'm a fan of the genre and I had a good time.
This is a really fun old school game. that the developer has become unresponsive / inactive.
excruciatingly bad basically the first game with backtracking
Dispersio 2 is completely FREE to play. You can download and play it without any purchase.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 or newer Processor: 1.5 GHz Memory: 256 MB RAM Storage: 64 MB available space
Dispersio 2 is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.
Dispersio 2 has 71% positive reviews from 14 players.
Dispersio 2 was released on Jan 20, 2021.
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