LOUD: My Road to Fame

O soulslike dos jogos de ritmo: desafiador, extremamente viciante e incrivelmente prazeroso de jogar. Nas últimas semanas acabei me viciando completamente até platinar essa obra prima.A jogabilidade é muito bem construída, precisa e responsiva, o que faz cada acerto ser satisfatório. As músicas são bem ritmadas e combinam perfeitamente com a proposta do jogo, a evolução que vc tem a cada hora jogada é muito satisfatória, no começo achava impossível platinar esse game. A direção de arte também merece destaque: tem identidade própria e um estilo que se diferencia bastante de outros títulos do gênero.Para mim se tornou o melhor o desde GH3.Minha única crítica fica por conta da quantidade de músicas, que ainda é limitada. Fica aqui o pedido: desenvolvedores, lancem mais DLCs, eu compro com prazer.

Juego adquirido en un bundle. El juego es muy divertido, cuenta la historia de una chica que quiere seguir su sueño de ser rockstar y lo acaba consiguiendo. Las mecánicas son muy sencillas pero son divertidísimas, es super original y con mando se juega de manera perfecta. La música es preciosa, y el arte también, la verdad que una joya oculta para aquellos a los que les gusten los juegos de ritmo. Lo único malo que pongo, es que no puedas jugar con dificultad máxima desde un inicio, ya que el juego al final mecánicamente es sencillo y acabas masterizandolo en pocas canciones, y repetir todas las canciones otra vez en modo difícil, al menos a mi se me hace tedioso. 8/10.

Its a rhythm game with the same core gameplay as the Persona dancing games. I've personally achieved perfect ranks on every track in those games. Coming from them this game lacks the same polish which is understandable for a indie game but it does leave a little to be desired. The tracks lack the sort of appeal I would like in a rhythm game in the visual presentation, quality of the music, and gameplay. Your character stands alone with no band members at center stage not doing much of anything. I'm not expecting their animation to be completely unique to each track but it they're movement could be more dynamic than just look at each of the lanes. I've found that the only tracks I ended up going back to where the end game ones and the DLC which really brings up the quality of the music and gameplay. One pet peeve I have on the gameplay is that on most tracks you almost never hit two notes at the same time so when it does happen there isn't much information to the player that they happen on the same beat. I wish there where more options for visual clarity like being able to speed up or slow down notes as it can get hard to differentiate timing when attempting higher difficulty bonus tracks. All that being said I do enjoy playing it and would recommend it, more so for the DLC tracks. Its been the type of game I'll pick up my steam deck or other handhelds and put in a couple attempts at perfecting a track.

Solid music game. Uses more lanes and ditches multiple notes. I had fun with it. I do think it could have benefitted from harder modes earlier on, to let experienced players go straight difficult levels. Also the narration segments are a bit much for a simple story. I think they would have benefitted from just being written diary entries, with a button to hear it if you want.

I don't usually write reviews for games that I haven't gotten all the achievements for, but LOUD is an exceptional game. It has a very fun and accessible visual rhythm gameplay for people who aren't used to this type of game, it takes time to learn how to play but once you learn it's just a matter of improving your technique to get the higher ranks and if you want a bigger challenge you can always try the higher difficulties! The fact that there is no content locked by difficulty is a huge relief. I talked more about the gameplay because I feel that's the most important thing, but the music is amazing, I still find it hard to believe that the entire soundtrack is original! I hope that at some point they release a sequel or a new DLC with more content or a level editor. I love this game!

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親しみやすいリズムゲームだった。 曲はオルタナ時々メタル。 スマパンやキュアーが好きなら楽しめると思う…。 難しいメタル曲もあるけど、 がんばってクライマックスまでたどり着くとギターソロで気持ちよくなれるバランスが良かった。 DLCも良かったです。

Un juego bastante divertido, la protagonista es agradable y su historia es simple y directa, va perfecto con un juego de este estilo. Muy recomendado

I don’t normally leave reviews, but I think this game deserves an exception. [b]LOUD[/b] is one of the coolest rhythm games I’ve played, with a style that’s unique and a story that feels impactful, albeit short and sweet. Original music is great, and voice acting keeps it real. Gameplay is challenging, having notes that fly in omni-directionally rather than down a single track like Guitar Hero or DDR. It was hard to manage at first, but became more satisfying the more I kept at it, and was challenging enough to make me feel like I was learning guitar for the first time all over again, with the character. This is the type of game I thought I might be [i]done with[/i] after completing all the songs and achievements, but I’ve kept coming back afterwards because it’s just fun to play. A lot of charm, and a good time. [b]Possible Criticisms[/b] • In some songs, there were occasionally sets of notes that [i]felt[/i] slightly out of sync, moreso in the lower difficulties. • The music kicks, but only a few songs in the base game have vocals. That said, all the songs in the DLC have vocals, so there you go. • Use a controller. Probably one of the best hidden gems I’ve found on Steam. Would gladly [i]get loud[/i] again.