- December 1, 2016
- Achpile
Dispersio
Platforms
About
"Dispersio is a single-player retro-styled action platformer with precise mechanics and challenging maps, where players use and combine special abilities to search for a powerful ancient crystal. The game includes 7 abilities, lots of secrets, and a hard mode for experienced players, all set to a great unique soundtrack. Can you beat each level without dying?"





- The game features a variety of gameplay mechanics and challenges across different levels, reminiscent of classic platformers like Mega Man and Super Meat Boy.
- It has a low price point and offers a decent length of gameplay with good checkpointing, making it accessible and enjoyable for fans of precision platformers.
- The soundtrack is excellent, and the retro pixel art style is well-executed, capturing the nostalgic feel of 8-bit games.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including a lack of resolution options and low visual quality, which may deter modern gamers.
- The difficulty level can be excessively punishing, leading to frustration, especially with the final boss and certain level designs.
- There is a general lack of player interest, as reflected in low player counts and negative reception, which may impact the game's community and support.
music
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received high praise for its fantastic quality, blending real instrumentals with chiptune elements, creating a nostalgic and engaging experience. Reviewers highlight the soundtrack as a standout feature that enhances the gameplay, which is described as challenging yet rewarding. Overall, the music significantly contributes to the game's charm and appeal, making it a worthwhile purchase for fans of the genre.
“A delightful soundtrack, ludicrously low price tag and addictive and rewarding (if occasionally slightly maddening) gameplay make this an absolute steal for any fans of the more challenging end of the platforming spectrum.”
“It's a really cool balance between real instrumentals and chiptune music.”
“Overall, and especially given the EGA/DOS nostalgic charm of this game, great soundtrack and responsive controls - combined with the overall inexpensive cost of the game; I rate this game a 9.5/10.”