DISHARMONY

The game looks interesting, but it forgets your controller rebinds every time you close it. You should not have to reinput your controls every time you want to load a game.

First of all: Music was super duper good 10/10 I bought this game out of curiosity coming from Youtube. As said, many reviewers say "rhythm" parts are way too hard. Same for me; way too precise and not forgiving single error. Played with cheat mode and felt some parts could be doable as "casual" gamer. You're also missing features with "cheat mode". Story was interesting enough and carried thru the game and attention to small details is intensive (maybe too much for single dev). While I appreciate them, many won't and I probably missed so many small things.. I'm not sure if I want to try get the true true ending as I got stuck.. Also be warned that you can make coins disappear in coin puzzle.

Overall, I really enjoyed this game. I love how it combines RPG and rhythm game aspects. The music, story, and gameplay were great and fun to experience. If you play rhythm games and like RPGs like Undertale or Oneshot, you should give this game a chance. [b] If you have not played many rhythm games before or struggle with puzzle games, you may not be able to fully enjoy this game. [/b] Even though I did not have any issues with difficulty, I know some people might. There isn't much difficulty customization, which could turn away people.

Day 65 Great artistic expression and ideas, undermined by its gameplay execution. Have you ever wondered how it would feel to have a turn based rpg that has a rhythm game based battle system? Well, look no further, as Disharmony got you covered. You play as Tay, a person whose sister and neighbors disappeared one night, so he decided to find and get them back himself. Throughout the journey he meets a lot of people, some of which he is able to help by getting inside their dreams. These dream sequences are where the game shines at its brightest. While abstract in nature, they retell the trauma of the people he helps through various changing art styles, small puzzles and fights. And these art styles in particular are what is most impressive about this game. Generally the game is made in a stylized pixelated 2D nature, but all of a sudden it could all be made out of clay, or just scribbles in fluid animations, to name a few. It always brings something really unexpected that is a glee to see. But with the game having a rhythm game style battle system, the devs sure as hell have to have put a lot of effort into the music, right? Well you couldn’t be more correct. In my i…

A rough (sometimes very rough) diamond

Felt bad giving it a negative review when I played it because I did like some stuff in the game like the Metal Gear reference, some decent puzzles, and some unique visuals like that mushroom place. I finished with the opinion that this game is bad because its flaws outweighed what made it good. I can see the effort you put into it and look forward to anything you may do in the future but I think the execution was poor. The rhythm gameplay was why I purchased this in the first place but I remember it feeling quite poorly done. The timings weren't good for me and the mapping was uncomfortable compared to the stuff I've played in DJ Max Respect V, I do not remember there being an audio offset or other features like that that rhythm games have. May be subjective but I do remember being really disappointed in the music. Many of the tracks are fine with some even being good but I thought many just didn't sound good especially the guitar sounds and the tracks in some rhythm gameplay as some tracks sounded too repetitive to me and I was just waiting for it to end. I thought the story was bad with no reason for all the characters to even want to help near the end. It just came across as r…