BLOODSONG

Nice and simple game. Not a whole lot to it but it's pretty fun. Unfortunately it only took me 50 minutes to beat, but I feel like this concept could be expanded on to make an amazing game. I liked the art style and the controls were fine, although they take some time getting used to.

While I like the concept of having to match the pitch to defeat enemies and progress, the way it's implemented feels unpolished and overall gameplay is buggy and unoptimized. I can't criticize too harshly for a free game and it has nice visuals, but there are bugs (mainly collision detection, though I had to exploit it to actually complete the game due to how weird that boat was). Also frame rates I am getting are low given the graphics quality, this game has roughly Abzu level of visual fidelity, maybe higher here and there, and I am getting worse performance than Abzu. Here's hoping the developers will one day provide a quality-of-life update to address this, I would honestly change my review to positive since I really like the level design and music!

I'm just doing it for statistics ^.^ Have a nice day

Oyun ortamı yüzme olduğundan oyundaki WASD, sıradan seviye oyunlarından çok farklıdır. WS aşağı kaydırma ve yukarı kaydırma anlamına gelir. Başlangıçta bu operasyona alışmam uzun zaman aldı. Oyunda birbiriyle eşleşen notalara basmak için perdeye ve kadroya güvenmeniz gerekiyor ki bu benim için oldukça yeni. Çok müzikal bir insan değilim ama bu ortamı çok ilginç ve zorlayıcı buluyorum. Savaşta hasarı önlemek için daha yetenekli bir operasyona ihtiyacınız var. Başlangıçta yavaş yavaş ritmi bulana kadar birçok kez öldüm. Ancak başlangıçtaki acemi eğitimi bir hataya takılıp kalmama ve baştan başlamama neden oldu.

What the ♥♥♥♥ are these system requirements

the game "runs" like a** as in sub 30fps on 1440p on rx6700xt and ryzen 5700x with 32GB of 3800mhz ram It has no options to modify controls, and the graphical settings consist of resolution and fulscreen toggles both of which don't work.

Because the game setting is swimming, the WASD in the game is very different from ordinary level games. WS means scrolling down and scrolling up. It took me a long time to get used to this operation at the beginning. In the game, you have to rely on pitch and staff to hit notes that match each other, which is quite new to me. I'm not a very musical person, but I find this setting very interesting and challenging. In the battle, you need more skillful operation to avoid damage. At the beginning, I died many times before I slowly found the rhythm. But the novice tutorial at the beginning caused me to get stuck in a bug, causing me to start over.

Great idea, poor execution, sadly. I would love to see a game like that being well done. (and I would pay for it)