AVSEQ
Big Robot Ltd · 2012 · Indie, Casual, Music, Puzzle
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About AVSEQ
Connect falling atoms to create music in this audio-visual sequencer puzzle game where each level offers 22 tredecillion possible sonic combinations. Push your puzzle skills to the limit while discovering procedurally-generated melodies and unlimited freeplay possibilities.
<p>No, we're not making those numbers up. We actually did the math. This is a generative music game designed by procedural systems wizard Tom Betts, and it provides a colorful, beautiful challenge to even the most hardcore of puzzle-game experts.</p>
<h2>Key Features</h2>
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<li>Infinite freeplay mode</li>
<li>Generative unlockable music</li>
<li>Twenty-two tredecillion audio permutations</li>
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
AVSEQ is a casual music game with decent graphics that some players find pleasant enough for short play sessions, but it struggles with repetitive gameplay and progression systems that feel tedious rather than rewarding. The core color-matching mechanic is overly simple, and the requirement to replay lengthy levels for failing to meet note quotas makes the experience feel like a waste of time rather than something engaging, leaving players with little sense of long-term purpose or satisfaction.
Just one day, I found this game lying on my library and when I opened its store page, the game is actually not available for purchase. So, I decided to play the dead game and It was good . Why did they remove this game ? Even I am quite astonished with my ability to select all these inconspicuous games that I select to play or play to select . How come I even know about the existence of this game ? Its not just a beautiful dream night that screamed in my sub-conscious mind "AVSEQ" and then one day, I find out about the game and play it :D As for the AVSEQ, that is just a bunch of words. Never try to find out its meaning.7 found this helpful
[h1] DISCLAIMER: This is a first impressions review, and NOT a full review [/h1] [quote] PLEASE NOTE: I recommended this game with some exceptions, overall if the game did not live up to just a tiny expectation, I would not have recommended it at all, so please read the review carefully if you are thinking of buying/playing this game [/quote] AVSEQ is a game developed and published by Big Robot Ltd The game offers some nice graphics, although some ugly glitches here and there, it is pleasant all the same AVSEQ overall, however, is an okay game to play, and it does get boring if being played for a long time, but is an okay-ish to meh casual music game and to play in short bursts [h1] RECOMMENDED :) [/h1] [b] REVIEW SOURCES: [/b] [list] [*] None1 found this helpful
Progression is tied to getting the appropriate amount of notes each level. Levels are not short. So, failing to get something like 20 notes means you get to do it all over again. It isn't an enjoyable enough experience to want to go through that. Certainly do not recommend this if you want a game that values your time and effort.
https://youtu.be/hrRt5ZPydyk Unclear the long term point of the game, simple color matching only goes so far as a mechanic.
Mediocre and doesn't feel rewarding or enjoyable to play.
Forgettable.
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