- May 20, 2015
- tjern
Spaceman Sparkles 2
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About
"Spaceman Sparkles 2" is a challenging bullet-hell game set in a vibrant disco universe, where you play as Sparkles, a rave-gun wielding hero on a mission to defeat mysterious beings, retrieve a stolen throne, and collect glowsticks and worm hats. The game features a thumping soundtrack by Aeroloid and 15+ bosses to fight, offering a fun and stress-relieving experience.






- The game features a colorful and minimalistic art style, complemented by a fantastic soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience.
- It's easy to learn but hard to master, providing a satisfying challenge that keeps players engaged, especially during boss fights.
- The game is praised for its fun and addictive gameplay, with many players enjoying the unique mechanics and the instant respawn feature after death.
- The lack of a tutorial and unclear mechanics lead to frustrating gameplay, with many players feeling overwhelmed by constant deaths and confusing controls.
- Some levels feel empty and tacked-on, with large areas that serve little purpose, making the gameplay feel padded and less engaging.
- The game is considered extremely difficult, which may deter some players, especially those who find the boss fights and mechanics too punishing.
music
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally praised for its fitting and beautiful composition, enhancing the psychedelic atmosphere and gameplay experience. While some players find it repetitive, many appreciate the soundtrack as a standout feature that complements the visuals and overall vibe of the game. Overall, the music is described as enjoyable and well-integrated, contributing positively to the game's appeal.
“The music is fantastic.”
“Music is beautiful, and the gameplay is difficult but not stupid, making it fun.”
“The visuals, the music, the atmosphere.”
“Music is passable, but very repetitive.”
“The music makes getting mad even better.”
“Game crashed because I wasn't cool with music and flashing lights.”