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Make your way to the odd harmonies and use your
noise wave to repel them into the deep void.
Doing so will acquire the melodies and put them
together at the top of your screen.
Master the music of all 6 levels to hear the full song.
The unconventional weapon in this case is the noise - with power to destroy even the greatest hits.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
#17 | Audio | 4.20 |
#160 | Innovation | 3.73 |
#213 | Overall | 3.57 |
#226 | Fun | 3.50 |
#226 | Mood | 3.36 |
#338 | Graphics | 3.41 |
#757 | Theme | 3.10 |
#1811 | Coolness | 36% |
Comments
I like the closer i am the louder music gets. And that sang at the end is really a great reward :)
This is amazing... The graphics are the best I've seen this LD.
Nice mechanics and music =) , but I dont think it works well with the theme.
Cool design, nice physics. Feels like on of the more finished games. Definifly cool, steering was bit clumsy though.
Original idea, and it was visually interesting. I liked the idea more than the play, because the controls were a bit hard to use. Enjoyed the music and use of theme.
Pretty graphics and mechanics. It loses steam quickly though, but a good start for something bigger!
that's a cute little game! many kudos for both the spring mechanics and the interactive music elements. very decent job! :)
I love trying to get closer and closer to the song (which was very good, by the way). Nice goal mechanic, fun game overall!
It was a little laggy on my computer, so hard to play, but play I did and win I have. Nice game.
Great game, I liked the use of particle effects, although I do agree with Nuclear Mosquito - there could be more mechanics perhaps.
I really liked the game visuals and audio, but the game lagged terribly on my PC, so I couldn't finish the whole game. What's much worse is that I didn't really see any weapon at all...
Thanks for all comments! I clarified my interpretation of the theme a bit in the description.
Fun game, with cool variations in level design. The audio is great, and I love the ways it changes as you approach and defeat enemies. Watching the stage bounce around was very entertaining.
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Nice game, but it is more of a novel gameplay mechanic and loses it's charm after a short while. The controls are also a bit clunky Still interesting though. Good job.