Auditorium

Je joue sur Linux. Version Linux : non. Proton : excellent. [h1]Le jeu[/h1] Il s'agit ici de rediriger des flux de lumière colorés vers des barres à remplir, représentant divers instruments. En les redirigeant sur les instruments de la bonne couleur, ceux-ci se déclenche et les différentes parties de la mélodie de l'acte sont jouées. Chaque outil à notre disposition peut être placé où on veut sur le niveau, et on peut modifier son intensité. Les outils sont peu nombreux, mais on a tout de même de quoi agir sur les flux colorés. On a de simples redirections haut/bas/gauche/droite, un moyen d'accélérer les flux, des outils pour les courber, ... et enfin des outils fixes sur les niveaux comme les bulles de couleur qui vont changer la couleur du flux ou encore des portails reliés entre eux. C'est agréable d'entendre la mélodie devenir plus complète au fur et à mesure qu'on ajoute des instruments. Par contre, ce qui l'est nettement moins, c'est la frustration qui s'installe assez rapidement quand un déplacement de quelques pixels (ou un changement de l'intensité/taille) de l'outil changement complètement ce qui se passe. On en vient dans pas mal de niveaux à tenter un peu n'importe quoi et bouger très légèrement les outils pour tenter de compléter le niveau. La difficulté est assez inégale, et pas vraiment progressive. J'ai trouvé certains niveau du début nettement plus complexes qu'à la fin. Côté technique, le jeu est ancien et c'est un peu flou en 4K vu la résolution de base. Rien de trop gênant cela dit. [h1]Rejouabilité, achievements[/h1] Le jeu n'a pas d'achievements. [h1]En bref[/h1] Un manque de satisfaction en trouvant des solutions à chaque niveau... mais le concept reste intéressant. A essayer. [h1]GNU/Linux[/h1] Le jeu n'a pas de version native mais fonctionne sans problèmes avec Proton 8.0-4. OS: Linux Mint 21.2, MATE edition. Hardware : 5950x, AMD RX 6900XT, 64GB ram. Screens : Dualscreen, 1x 4K & 1x 1920x1200, un seul screen X.

First of all I would like to thank my elementary school librarian for letting my class play the demo of Auditorium on the school library smart board many years ago, otherwise I would have never heard of this game before, for which I remembered it up to this day to buy the full version. Back then I liked the gameplay which is solving puzzles adjusting the position and size of the different nodes which influences the "music streams" to fill the audio bars. As an adult I appreciate the music and programming that it took to create Auditorium which was made by only 2 people, which shows they put time and effort into making the music and game. I liked how in some of the levels, it can be beaten without using all the nodes provided and there are multiple different ways to solve the levels. Each Act introduces a new node/challenge which keeps the game engaging and encourages creative problem solving for the puzzles. Some criticism I have is the game is quite old which has not been updated for years so no resolution adjustments, and the credits bugged when I beaten the game. Overall I am biased because playing this was nostalgic for me for acquiring and accomplishing something my childhood self could not do which has landed a soft spot for me. If you enjoy vector based puzzles and classical music, give Auditorium a try.

Amazing music puzzle game. I have played it since childhood, thanks to my mom who played it on her old phone. When she showed me this game, I fell in love with it. The music, dynamics, and colors make a great combination! As you progress, the levels get more difficult and there are more elements. Totally recommend this game!

Un rifugio felice, un momento magico, questo non è un gioco, è un’esperienza. Dal lontano 2008, prima volta in cui lo provai, ad oggi nulla è cambiato: la sensazione è sempre quella di creare qualcosa di bello. Provare per credere; capire il modo giusto di incanalare la musica per comporre la melodia finale dà un’immensa soddisfazione. A happy refuge, a magical moment, this is not a game, it’s an experience. In 2008 I played it for the first time and nothing has changed to this day: the feeling is always that of creating something beautiful. Try to believe; understanding the right way to channel the music to compose the final melody gives immense satisfaction.

What a disappointment! I enjoy puzzle games, but this one is more annoying than enjoyable. And it's very lowres! Please make it work in higher resolutions and higher FPS, as it is it's beyond outdated. Not worth the money at all, I think even if I got it for free I'd feel ripped off.

Omg I love Auditorium! I remember playing it as a flash game circa 2008. The puzzles are fun, engaging, and relaxing. I am a music nerd and the catchy melodies of the piano paired with the hypnotizing ribbons of color make this game worth the 6.99. The game mechanics are intuitive too. I cannot recommend this game enough!

일반적인 퍼즐과는 차이가 있는 게임. 주어진 제어표를 사용하여 웨이브를 움직이는데, 알고리즘이라 생각하면 편하다. 다만 각도, 속도, 위치를 고려해야 하며, 생각보다 다양한 해법이 있으므로 자유도도 있는 편. 배치하고 옮겨보고, 조절해 보며 여유롭게 하기 좋지만, 자유롭다보니 풀어도 어떻게 했는지 기억이 잘 나지 않는다.