qomp2

Qomp2 is a bit of a middle ground for me because while it's certainly an interesting game in the way it plays, it's also a bit too long for what it offers. There's 30 levels, but there's really about only 15 levels worth of ideas going on. A big disappointment is that early in the game you get a "blue" power-up, and this might lead you into the expectation that surely there will be more, but there aren't. Instead ideas are slowly trickled in and then reused throughout the game which makes it end up being a drag. It also has a habit of having rooms in levels that are completely empty and just serve as hallways to the next segment, which makes it feel really slow to play. The way the visuals stay completely dull the whole time also doesn't really help. There's also a bit of bugs in the game that drag it down a good deal. The snake gimmick will sometimes cause you to just die multiple times when you respawn somehow. I find that wall collisions are also a big mess, probably do to your puck being round I imagine. The visual effects really make the screen tear apart as well, you can atleast turn them off but then the game loses the aesthetic it was going for. Lastly, probably the…

Look, I normally don't go full "hour to playtime ratio", but I got 30 levels, most of which were rather short, for $20. That's less levels than Super Mario Bros. 1! Plus the stupid hints you can't turn off, seriously, why?! I do like the chill music and the art, but it's similar in qomp 1, so really just go play that instead.

The game is fine for the most part, but I think this is a pretty disappointing sequel. It just doesn't do enough new stuff to make it that interesting. The asking price is also way too high.

its a fun idea and a good time. puzzles are challenging but not too much so.

This game takes the first game and makes it so much more interesting and engaging! The simple addition of the charge boost move opens up options for gameplay that make this game infinetely better than the first. Fun puzzler!

Great puzzle game