
FRACT is a musical exploration game. You arrive in a forgotten place and explore the vast and unfamiliar landscape to discover the secrets of a world built on sound. You rebuild its machinery by solving puzzles and bring the world back to life by shaping sound and creating music in the game.
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Languages: English
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I actually wanted to give the game a third chance, but have now decided not to, it's just like with music, if I don't like it why should I listen to it again? Before I downloaded the game the description of FRACT really appealed to me, I didn't have super high expectations but I was really looking forward to it. With the first few rounds in the game I was immediately disappointed and a little frustrated, everything was confusing, lots of graphic errors and malfunctions in the gameplay and with audio/sound. I left the first session thinking: oh my god what was that? A few days later I tried again, unfortunately with similar results. Therefore, and I don't like doing this, unfortunately both thumbs down. I've read some reviews where players seem to have had a positive experience, and if that was the case then good for them, even if I have to wonder if we really played the same thing, because the game clearly has some issues, and not just a few.
Like being sucked into a synthesizer with no map
If you like walking sims, making music, and puzzles, you'll have a good time. No story or dialogue to speak of. The synthesizer you build is pretty impressive and versatile, too.
While the concept is interesting, the level design needs a lot of work. i find myself getting turned around looking for the puzzles and struggling to get over the intended ramps and through some paths than i do actually trying to solve puzzles. unless you are looking for a very infuriating walk simulator with the occasional puzzle and no ability to control the games volumes from within the game's menu despite being built around audio, i would not suggest playing.
Lovely. Black and Glow. Easy puzzles, wonderful music.
oscillates my frequencies just right
A beautiful musical puzzle game. Enjoy the views of the vast synthesizer world and unlock new areas of it to be able to create your own music..
After having mostly beaten the game many years ago, returning to the inside of this music machine has helped me slow down in gaming. The surrealist TRONesque landscapes, the travel and taking in the whole of the world, the sound of the puzzles and the Synesthesia qualities they evoke - this game gives you space to explore a different perspective. That perspective being on the inside of a synthesizer of course :)
Total trip and a good game. Fond memories.
Une superbe expérience de puzzle basé sur les sons. Il manque peut-être une fin plus appuyée.
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