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#rhythmgame

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Rin/Mari (×1.3 multiplier)
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New hitsounds in ParaReboot are cursed. As much as I generally play rhythm games with hit sounds on for better feedback, I had to turn them off here because they seem like they are off-sync.

I also hate how they make the same clicky sound effect at the end of a long note, in a game that doesn't have the dreaded Long Note Release Timing™️.

"elegante" by Junk, Massive chart rated 13. 1,000,590 points and rank Infinite. First try.
#ParadigmReboot#RhythmGame#GamingJournal
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Kaiiak
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DISCOLORATION (Ingame / Beta 1 Mix)
COLOR FUNKIN' OST

(yeah its fnf. no theres no fnf voices. its like a mania song. good luck)
(Beta means the entire song is arranged, I just have to fix some mixing errors. technically a dev mix)
(and yes, this WAS that song i kept posting progress of. here's the full thing! :3)

00:00/08:31
#music#rhythmgame#fnf
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Matt Duncan
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It has been ages since I shared some progress on PVLSE. Well, it was a busy year after all. Here's a snippet of me playing Evermore in a new tunnel environment. There are so many cool new gameplay additions that still need visualisations, but I'm planning to post updates about them more often from now on.

I recorded this in portrait mode for mobile viewers but it's very much a PC game. Just with unlocked resolution :)

#pvlse#rhythmgame#musicgame
J M Berntson
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D#15 (2024-08-31) #Dustborn #demo

I didn't even know that #RedThreadGames made a new game until I saw a #PCGamer article about it. (The comments section was filled up with conservative weirdos as it's apparently their latest #CultureWar target.)

Tried out the demo and apparently this "worst game ever" is a very solid Telltale-esque #AdventureGame with #RhythmGame and #brawler portions.

And, yeah, it contains all those things brainworm'd regressives hate: #PoC, #queer and #BodyDiversity rep.

The title screen of the Dustborn demo, with stylized, high-contrast art in shades of yellow, orange and red In the background is what looks like a faded, yellowish-orange map of the United States turned into a torn US flag with a skull in the middle. In front of that is a red landscape with a dark foreground layer featuring the silhouettes of five characters from the game: four humans of varying physiques and genders plus a robot. The primary interface is a series of old-school comic book-like boxes that say "Continue", "New Game", etc.
The main protagonist, Pax, is a multi-talented musician who writes, sings and plays the guitar. She's standing in the aisle of the group's tour bus. She has a dark purple tattoo that seems to cover much of her upper torso and bits of at least one arms. Just under her collar bones, the negative space in the tattoo creates the shape of a moth with a white skull symbol on its thorax. In the picture, she's wearing a purple t-shirt with a bit of light blue and magenta over her chest and the text "The Flashback" in orange with magenta outlines. Off to the right side of the screen is a bookshelf with some bags of potato chips and a selection of books, top to bottom: 1) Fallen Dreams, by Ryan Alvane, being a reference to Dreamfall... and perhaps April Ryan from that game series? 2) Birth of the Republic, by... Samuel Ward, I think? 3) RoboSheriff: Blood & Oil. Can't make it the author's first name, but last name is Masterson. The title is presumably a reference to the nazi slogan which has seen recent use by American fascists. 4) The Red Thread of Fate, by Lin Liuxian, which is a reference to both the studio's name and the East Asian belief it's inspired by.
A quick look at the rhythm game interface while Pax is working on a new song on her guitar. The interface itself is a compass-like circle where each cardinal direction is a face button from a standard videogame controller. Lines shoot out towards the edges of the screen from those button symbols, and you press the buttons as icons with those same symbols have moved along the lines and into the circle. At this point in the story, Pax is wearing an orange beanie and a white t-shirt that has been bloodied in and around her right armpit for reasons that are only vaguely hinted at in the demo. Her friend, Sai, is sitting behind her, and a densely forested area can be seen on both sides of the road behind the bus.
A splash screen properly introducing Pax's little sister, Ziggy (she/her, 31 years old). She's paler than Pax, has some kind of cybernetic implant in her left-side eye socket with a scar reaching upwards onto her forehead, and her hair is giving distinct "Sony's Spider-Verse Gwen Stacy" vibes as it's primarily blonde with some pink on the right side, and a purple undercut on the left side. One white bra strap visible, she's wearing a shirt in shades of purple with a yellow-orange waveform print across her chest. Text on the right side of the screen, accompanies by little joystick and wrench icons, describes her: "Mechanic, little sis, former anarcho-primitivist (sort of). Anxious and light on her feet. Working on brushing the chip off her shoulder. ⬅ Vocals induce high entropy in molecules."
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