Two Parsecs From Earth Reviews

Please add custimization of controls.

Very interesting metroidvania, considering that this is not an AAA project. A small group of developers have created a very worthy competitor to games of this type. The game is entertaining and dynamic. I only have admiration! Only positive emotions.

Although I'm giving this a thumbs up, it is NOT recommended. I'm only giving a thumbs up to reward the developer for the effort made in making good graphics and smooth framerates (no unity lag) for the game, something that is extremely rare in obscure metroidvanias like this. Basically, this game is mediocre but the developers need to be encouraged to make more games because they have potential that I haven't seen with others at this level. So why is it not recommended? Well, while the framerate and the graphics are excellent, the same cannot be said about the story, music and the level design both of which are very boring/lame. The latter's boring design is necessitated by the experimental innovation of allowing for branched upgrades that lead to different playthrough and different endings depending on the decisions you made. While I applaud this innovation, I do think that the cost of making this possible may not have been worth it. Edit: the dev upped the price by 57% so now I can no longer give this a thumbs up

To be honest, this is my first experience in such games. This is a genre that has not been discovered for me. But I felt ashamed why I hadn’t noticed such games before, I don’t even know. My journey into adventures in the metroidvania genre began with this game, probably not in vain. I really like this colorful world full of mysteries to be solved. In the description for the game, I read that there are 8 endings ... it's mega cool

You can't even imagine how many nerves I spent on this, and then I thought, But I played continuously for an hour, it is very exciting

Finally cute little game, i like the unique features of this platformer. Would love the option to customized options but regardless i hope i will find more time tonight to jump back in it. Meantime homework blah...

Nice exploration game. At first it kinda reminded me of Metroid III on Super Nintendo, but it's not about shooting and stuff, but about exploration and avoiding dangers you'll find in this alien planet. The platforming is not that difficult, and it's actually not the base of the challenge to dash, jump and attack; it's to beware of your surroundings, see ahead, think before acting and don't rush ahead without first seeing what may be waiting for you. I think this game is not for those looking for an Arcade shooter or a traditional metroidvania, but more for gamers looking for more of a puzzle platformer and enjoy taking the time to look around. Also, the robot has nice animation, the light effects are visually appealing, and the story... Well, it's there, a few of the written dialogues are actually original. Overall, I recommend it if you're into SteamWorld Dig and similar titles with robots, exploring and platforming. Just take in mind that choosing Dash or Double Jump will completely change the way you move along the map.

Well, after playing a little in this beautiful game, it's time to write a review. The game is a 2d platformer with very beautiful graphics and a good story. Pros: -very beautiful graphics. -The game will start on any potato. I think in 2020, everyone already has at least 1 GB of RAM. -There is a system of special abilities for the character, which can be changed. -The game also has multiple endings. -There is support for several languages. -Cons: -there is no map, you can get confused at the level. -no multiplayer or co-op mode. I would like to play with my friends

This game does everything I hate in a mertoidvania. One hit death, clunky jumps, either/or choices that cut off half the game's abilities. Just terrible.

Visually stunning and with good effects, but the gameplay is designed to be infuriating, frustrating and even annoying. There is no "play" when you have to count on pixel timing on some of the challenges. There is no "play" when you lose your achivements if you die (and you will die) and you have to begin all over again from the start of the same room (unless you get out intact from it). There is no "play" when you are forever stuck on some challenges, without the possibility of backtracking, and without any option but to repeat until the milliseconds are so accurate as to allow you to escape. There is no "play" when you can't see where you land if you jump and therefore is like doing archery while blind: you just depend on sheer luck, not calculation. It's a pity because it has al the visuals, the aesthetic and the right effects yet everything else is an awful experience, possible intended to replace a bigger map or more diverse challenges with simple walls of frustration.