Monstro Maestro

This game has to be the most inconsistent piece of GARBAGE I've ever had my hands on, not only did the game basically only work with a controller(since there is NO keyboard control scheme) but it's just generally overhyped by plenty gaming reviews, I personally think that the only thing that's SLIGHTLY close to hollow knight was the janky movement and wind tunnels. It's good at first but the story is too fast-paced and it just randomly skips at the end??? Please for the love of god playtest the game first, or if you did, think into rehiring new tester(if you even have any in the first place that is) Now there were some positives, One is that the art style and level design were really good in my opinion... And that's about all the positives But I'm writing this to help the devs improve their future games Oh and the final boss is very anti-climatic, but kinda funny ig

its a fun game i just wish it didnt progress so fast and it was a little difficult at the end and the final boss was really anticlimactic but the music and visuals were amizing so if the game was lnger and the final boss a little harder 9/10 game but its like 8.5/10 i guess i like it since i love hollow knight ok bye and enjoy :).

Haven't progressed much in the levels but I must admit. I've really fallen in love with the main hall music. It's really nice to put on as background music on days like that (and IMO may be one of the best harpsichord pieces I've heard in a while)

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The overall gameplay of Monstro Maestro isn't satisfactory with the keyboard. The graphics are below average.

If you’ve played Hollow Knight, you know the vibe: a beautifully crafted world, precise gameplay, memorable bosses, and the constant feeling that the game is silently judging your reflexes. Now imagine that same level of challenge… but instead of fighting elegant bug warriors, you’re conducting a bunch of chaotic monsters who barely understand the concept of rhythm. Welcome to Monstro Maestro! Instead of wielding a nail and exploring a ruined kingdom, you wield a baton and attempt to lead a musical ensemble that behaves like someone dumped a zoo into a marching band. And somehow…it works...Mostly...Sometimes...Okay, occasionally. [b][u]The Good:[/u][/b] The idea behind the game is simple: conduct monsters to create music. Each monster contributes different sounds, and your job is to keep them in rhythm and turn their chaos into something resembling a song. If Hollow Knight is a carefully choreographed duel… Monstro Maestro is more like trying to lead a symphony while your orchestra eats the sheet music. Playing on the Steam Deck feels fantastic. Controls translate smoothly to the handheld layout. Performance is stable Perfect for quick play sessions. It’s the kind of game that feels right on a portable device. The visuals pop on the smaller screen and the rhythm mechanics are easy to jump into. Also, unlike some modern games that make your Steam Deck sound like a jet engine attempting liftoff, this one runs quietly and smoothly...Your battery survives...Your sanity might not. [b][u]The Bad:[/u][/b] There is a double jump mechanic. At least, In theory. In practice, the double jump works roughly 65% of the time, which means every time you attempt a tricky platforming section you’re gambling with physics. This becomes particularly noticeable in difficult areas where precision matters. Instead of skill-based platforming, it occasionally turns into a coin flip with gravity. Fans of tight platformers like Hollow Knight may notice the difference immediately. The hidden level after the final boss is pure madness! So you defeat the final boss...Victory!...Triumph!...You feel like a musical legend! The game then unlocks a hidden level. At first you’re excited. Bonus content! A secret challenge! Then you enter the level and realize the developers apparently woke up that morning and said: “What if we made the player question every life decision that led them here?” You’ll try it once...Then again...Then again to get those sweet, sweet bells so you can complete the game! By attempt number twenty you’ll be staring at the screen like a conductor whose orchestra has staged a hostile takeover. [b][u]Final Verdict:[/u][/b] Monstro Maestro is a wonderfully strange rhythm-platformer with a hilarious concept and some genuinely satisfying musical gameplay. It runs great on the Steam Deck, the monster orchestra idea is creative, and the moments where everything comes together feel fantastic. Just be prepared for the occasionally unreliable double jump and a secret rage-inducing hidden level that seems specifically designed to test the limits of human patience. Especially if you’re coming from the precise platforming of Hollow Knight. For a free game though, I give the developers some Kudos! This was a fun game to play.

Purée si vous voulez du challenge allez-y il est trop rigolo le jeu

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