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
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"Look Mum No Computer" is a nice twin-stick shooter with a lot of personality. Even though I am not a fan of synth and not particularly into this kind of music, you can tell this is a labor of love. I like the art direction and the little videos of electronic workshop that pop up here and there! The gameplay is pretty basic, you move around and you shoot stuff. The neat part is that you can customize your backpack/weapon with different synth parts and pedals you unlock as you complete quests, and changing weapons also changes the sound of the music. A very nice thing! Overall the game is probably a bit repetitive and some stages feel more interesting that others (the fridge for instance was too big for its own good). I am still less than a halfway through it all, but it is a fun time! ================================ Small update now that I've reached the end: as I said, the game tends to be a bit repetitive with the same missions taking place in every stage, and not enough enemy variety. Unfortunately it also become a bit of a chore to farm the materials needed to upgrade your weapons, and enemies have a huge amount of health point when you get closer to the end. I've read they also simplified the final boss, and thank god because it took me 11 minutes of almost uninterrupted shooting at it to finally get rid of it! I maintain the positive review because there are some nice things in there, but I feel the game would have benefited a lot to be shorter and with more enemy and mission variety as it got a bit tedious the closer I got to the end credits.
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