

Rainbow Laser Disco Dungeon
Vector Hat · 2021 · Action, Twin Stick Shooter, Rhythm, Top-Down Shooter, Arcade
PC
7 user reviews71% · 7 📈 Making a comeback 87%
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About Rainbow Laser Disco Dungeon
It is the year 2084. Earth is ruled by evil robots from another dimension. All music has been outlawed. Dancing is strictly forbidden. Still, in the underground, the beat goes on.
Earth's greatest musicologist, Dr. Dysco, has made a discovery... Although they have proven themselves immune to all conventional weapons, music can be used to destroy the robots. Dysco begins constructing a musical arsenal to wipe out the robot invaders. On the verge of completing the ultimate weapon, the Rainbow Laser, Dysco vanishes. Can you find the Rainbow Laser? Can you save Dysco? Can you survive in the Dungeon?

Rainbow Laser Disco Dungeon is part twin stick-shooter, part rhythm game, part dungeon crawler.
Rainbow Laser Disco Dungeon has all of the features you need!
It's also got some slick features that you don't really need...
Pick up your weapons and get ready to dance!
Earth's greatest musicologist, Dr. Dysco, has made a discovery... Although they have proven themselves immune to all conventional weapons, music can be used to destroy the robots. Dysco begins constructing a musical arsenal to wipe out the robot invaders. On the verge of completing the ultimate weapon, the Rainbow Laser, Dysco vanishes. Can you find the Rainbow Laser? Can you save Dysco? Can you survive in the Dungeon?

Rainbow Laser Disco Dungeon is part twin stick-shooter, part rhythm game, part dungeon crawler.
- Every action, every laser blast and robot explosion, happens according to the rhythm of the music.
- Each weapon you pick up automatically fires to its own rhythm and is synchronized to the game's music.
- As you dual wield your way through the dungeon you'll be mixing a unique musical experience.
- Each 101 room dungeon is randomly generated from an ever-expanding pool of hand-crafted challenging rooms.
Rainbow Laser Disco Dungeon has all of the features you need!
- Easy Mode for players who only want a moderate challenge
- Reduced Flashing and Image Fine Tuning for photosensitive players
- Extra-Easy Mode for players who don't want to be challenged
- One-handed gamepad mode
It's also got some slick features that you don't really need...
- Local and Steam High Score Tables
- Add your own tracks to the soundtrack
- Vintage text to speech engine based on a whitepaper from the first disco era!
- Super groovy soundtrack from various talented artists.
- Adjustable bloom from zero to WAY TOO MUCH!
Pick up your weapons and get ready to dance!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Cool general concept, just not executed all that well. Visually it's attempting the super extreme style of something like Post Void or Hotline Miami, but it just kind of hurts to look at and isn't that appealing. Music was decent, sound effects were obnoxious. In terms of the actual gameplay, it was extremely subpar. Rooms are incredibly bland, enemies are annoying and simplistic. It is a twin stick, but it went with a bizarre middle ground between true 360 aiming and the classic robotron. So rather than be able to shoot just orthogonally and diagonally. You can only shoot at 30 degree intervals. Feels extremely weird. I "beat" the game on normal mode in about 25 minutes and felt little desire to play anymore. It also appears to have broken achievements because I know for sure I did half of them but only 3 random ones are unlocked.3 found this helpful
It's got style for miles, like what you'd imagine is flashing through Jeff Minter's brain once the edible kicks in. The music is great as well, an aggressive, glitchy techno that's a must to leave on, and this coming from someone who shuts the music off 90% of the time. But the game, ah, well, it's weird. Partly "good weird," partly just confusing. This should be a score-based arcade style game but no, it's part that but also part dungeon crawler, and the weirdest part of all, it's endless. You don't die, your health just runs out which resets your score to zero, but then your health refills and you play on. Which makes the leaderboard pointless. The map just seems to go on forever, and there's so many visual effects going on it's hard to even see your character a lot of the time. I'd love to see this refined and redone, just make an arcade game out of it, not some pointless endless dungeon crawler. 7/102 found this helpful
The game is decent for what it is. The music is nice, the gunplay is solid, visually it looks ok. The game DOES NOT run well on controller.... use a keyboard, i think the dev has to be on drugs to prefer aiming with bumper's over arrow keys. The game is really tiny, and the achievements dont seem to work. It is under 1 hour long, and costs 10$. This is an ok 1$ game, and if it is ever on sale for 1$.... then why not buy it.... but 10$ is crazy for what you are getting with this. NGL, for just 3x the price (and 10x the hours) you could literally just buy Hi-Fi rush, which is arguably a better musical PVE room-crawler https://store.steampowered.com/app/1817230/HiFi_RUSH/
I love the disco/rave aesthetic. The soundtrack and strobe light effects are great and pair very well together. The best part about this game is the ability to add your own music to play along to. Thankfully, it is easy to add and calibrate the BPM so they work within the game. I recommend adding the songs that are in Steam Achievement names. I anticipate a sequel sometime in the future!
Some folks might compare this to the old arcade game Robotron, but while it has the flashing colors of that, I'd say it's much more akin to Berzerk, sort of blending the two insofar as the saving people from Robotron & wrecking robots throughout a maze as in Berzerk. This, however, sets itself apart from both of those in its much funkier soundtrack which is worth the purchase price alone, and in its different shooting styles. By default you shoot to your left & right simultaneously from both hands, but you can switch to shooting with both hands in a straight line in front of you, or left & right diagonally. Not only that, but your weapons shoot to different rhythms, adding another wrinkle to the learning curve. Altogether this makes for a really enjoyable, if challenging, experience very much in the spirit of the arcade classics that inspired it. Oh, and as a bonus, you can play the game to your own songs, which can change up the enemy attack patterns, as if I'm not mistaken, they fire to the beats of the music. P.S. there's multiple difficulties, and I'd very much recommend getting your bearings in easy, and if the visuals are a little much for you, there are plenty of settin…
pretty fun game love the music so much :)
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