
Music meets mayhem in this twin-stick shooter action-RPG! Craft synthesizer modules to gain new weapons and experiment with the original music of Look Mum No Computer. Meet quirky NPCs, complete quests and battle huge bosses.
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Brace yourself for a wild ride where music meets mayhem! Look Mum No Computer takes you to the quirky, pixel-art universe of Soldersworth in this twin-stick shooter action-RPG. Join Sam and his synthesizer sidekick, Kosmo, as you battle rogue machines and fix them from the inside — one electrifying beat at a time!
🎵 Interactive Music: Craft and upgrade unique synthesizer modules that not only serve as powerful weapons but also form the instruments of the game’s evolving soundtrack. Customize your playstyle and experiment with the original electronic music of Look Mum No Computer.
🔧 DIY Crafting System: Collect electronic components and craft new synth modules inspired by creator Look Mum No Computer’s iconic designs, including the flamethrower module — a fiery nod to the infamous flamethrower organ.
🌟 Quirky Worlds to Explore: Warp into the strange and vibrant pixel-art landscapes inside machines, teeming with bizarre creatures ranging from acid-spewing capacitors to undead broccoli. Help the inhabitants by completing challenging quests and overcoming epic boss fights.
⚡ Dynamic Combat: Take on swarms of enemies using twin-stick controls, balancing the equipment slots and energy between your modules to power both your arsenal and your electrifying music.
🎸 For Music Lovers and Gamers Alike: Whether you're a fan of retro games, electronic music, or Look Mum No Computer's inventive DIY spirit, this game offers something you’ll love.
The Adventure Awaits
Travel through the world of Soldersworth’s rogue devices, meet unforgettable characters, and unravel the musical chaos inside. Will you repair the machines, conquer the bosses, and restore harmony — or lose the beat forever?
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Languages: English, German
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I played this on a friend's Switch and had to buy it. I've been disappointed in games for so long; this is the first game in so long that felt fresh for me.
I'm currently on the radio level and I'm loving it so far. Fun dialogue, a decent amount of challenge in the gameplay, great music. I played through half the game not realising that you can buy schematics from Dr. Frank (if only Kosmo had reminded me!), but I've figured that out now and upgraded a bunch of stuff. Upgrades are so satisfying because of how they add to the music (though I do wish enemies would drop more components after you beat a level to reduce the grindy-ness). But yeah, great game and I'm excited for when I reach the upcoming levels because of how unique and stylised they each are.
Been following this dude on YouTube for a long time. I had no idea he made this game and just discovered it two days ago. It's pretty damn cool and runs well (even on Deck; played for almost an hour and a half my first session and the battery only went down from 89% to 71%. Solid 60FPS. Amazing music, fun sounds, great art style, engaging gameplay and upgrade path. A real gem, especially if you're a musician or synth-freak. Another good one to check out is Rogue Voltage.
cool sound design unique sound dependent on weapon choices short enough for a 100% play-through good difficulty, challenging, but not to hard
This game is good, clean fun. It feels very old-school (though not quite as analog as Sam's synthesizers) and has a pretty fun difficulty curve. The plots aren't going to win any awards, but the writing is snappy and witty. The sort of signature feature of the game is the fact that the soundtrack changes based on which synthesizer modules you're currently using, and that's really neat! It does mean, however, that I sometimes have to turn the volume way down, because some of the modules... I don't like how they sound. All of which is to say, it's a great game, I love it, and it's weird and quirky.
It´s a fun, weird, colorful game with a soundtrack that evolves from way too basic to fantastic LMNC-quality. Not a game for 100h but a game you will return to and have a module-loaded fun-session!
Awsome Game!!!
I love the way the music morphs depending on what your loadout is.
If you like fun games and electronic music/synths, you must buy this game.
A sick little twinstick shooter. A great gameplay loop that sucks you in... Loved finding this little nugget of gold!
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