Short but sweet
Let's just say it didn't outstay its welcome. The controls are good, but it seemed like the creativity on the puzzles & navigation of the environments has gone down since the first game, which is also pretty fun. The music is awesome & for some reason it fit the game quite nicely.
More fun than most.
The music was catchy and the game play was satisfying. I appreciate the game's overall simplicity. The ending was a little anticlimactic.
Good idea, but has some problems.
First, the music, I actually kinda liked the music, unlike several of the reviews I saw. However something longer would be good since the game does take quite a while to do.
The controls are also a problem. Double jumping is not always recognized, especially when trying to jump off of a wall. Moving with only the arrow keys became uncomfortable pretty quickly, changing the jump button to space would help with that a lot. If we need to jump up walls let us jump while attached to the wall, trying to change directions and jump at the right time, AND hoping that double jump would register was frustrating and uncomfortable.
If you don't make wall jumping easier make the levels so they do not require "climbing" a wall.
I did not make it through the game. On the level with 2 jump platforms and door opening buttons I ended up falling through a brown wall which I think caused the flash to freeze since the time no longer ran and adobe said something about a script error. At that point I did not really want to go through that again, especially when there was the possibility that it could happen again.
Anyway, if the problems are fixed I'm sure it would be really good, but at this point it just does not feel ready.
Nice
A little short but overall fun while it lasted. And nothing wrong with the controls -.-
AHHH!! The Music!!!
The game itself was ok, but seriosly the music was so ANNOYING!! If this is disco never use this music again. It was soo repeative and just plain boring.
I'm sorry you didn't like the music. You could have muted it (click the quarter note at the top left corner of the screen.)
Thanks for the review!
PS: Disco will never die.