Dash Quest 2

★★★★★ I loved the first one as well as this. It's fun and a good way to pass time.

★★★★★ I downloaded dash quest. The first game and it would freeze a lot during ads... I leveled my character up to me level 61 in the first dash quest. I really like dash quest 2 so far. Not had any problems with ads freezing, and the graphics are a lot better. I respect the time and efforts that go In to making a game. Thanks. -Zach-

★★★★★ Amazing game, like the first one... but like he first one the p2w is a bit absurd. I would prefer to pay for the game instead of microtransactions

★★★★★ Keep making more these game are awesome the only thing I would change would be to get rid of the energy system

★★☆☆☆ Dash Quest is tied with Pokémon Go for my favorite mobile game of all time. Dash Quest 2 mostly builds on Dash Quest. Unfortunately, this is a wonderful game bastardized into a cash grab. After a while, it becomes impossible to play more than a few minutes a day without spending money. If you want to know why, keep reading. You need to have energy to play levels. Each level takes around two minutes to finish. One point of energy regenerates every five minutes. Early levels only take a few energies to play, so it doesn't seem bad, but by the end of the game, levels take 15 energy to play. That's AN HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTES TO PLAY THE GAME FOR TWO MINUTES. To get around this, you can do two things: 1) Buy gems to buy energy. 2) Buy a subscription to double your energy regeneration, among other perks ($2/week, $6/month, $10/year). Option 1 is a constant money sink. At the "best value" rates of $100 for 3000 gems and 150 gems for 185 energy, you will get 37 energy per $1. That means, at later levels, $1 pays for playing the game for about 4 minutes. Or $15 for an hour of active gameplay. Option 2 only halves the time you need to wait to play. So, on harder difficulties, you will still be waiting OVER AN HOUR TO PLAY TWO MINUTES even after buying a subscription. I loved Dash Quest. I want to love this game. I even want to spend money on it because Tiny Titan deserves it for making such a great game. But the intrinsic NEED to spend money on this game just to play it is so revolting, I can't bring myself to do it. As a huge fan of the first Dash Quest, this is a huge letdown to me.