Resonance (2026)

Nice concept, I had a few problems with finding out where I was aiming, but overall a short and interesting game.

Great concept, gameplay was fine.

This game doesn't resonate with me, but it's still good. (Get it?) Cool mechanics, concept and execution, but there is room for improvement. Walking through the facility and using your telekenectic powers to defeat your enemies is a fun experience. Overall vibe of the game and the art are awesome. I really like the noir with one accent color. Game has a good duration, not too short that you beat it in a minute, but not too long that you need to do it in multiple sessions. The camera and physics somtimes bug a little. I've had situations where I launch enemies into God knows where. and my camera lagging behind because, and I assume, the objects I hold are behind a wall. Audio design is great, except for the bassy telekenesis sound. That becomes really annoying after a couple playthroughs. Optimization needs work. There is one achievement that's nearly impossible. Throw 3 guards off the surface in a single run. But here's the catch, you can't have them touch ANYTHING. So no groupped guards, no objects to protect yourself and don't drop them too close to the edge or walls. It's a badly designed achievement in my opinion. On the other hand, the secret achievement is quite wholesom…

I played Resonance straight through in a single sitting (roughly 5-10 minutes) and enjoyed every second of it. Imagine a Sovietpunk version of Katamari (despite coming from a Dutch Team) featuring an overpowered little-girl in a monochrome prison-world: "In mother Russia - you don't play katamari - katamari plays you!"...but I digress. Resonance features a young female protagonist with telekinetic power over solid matter and a psychic, matter-disintegrating scream. The controls are as simple and intuitive as the powers themselves: WASD movement and a handful of well-placed mouse clicks are pretty much all one needs to excel. I went into this expecting a fairly difficult experience, but Resonance is surprisingly easy—and honestly, that works in its favor. When one is essentially walking around with godlike telekinetic powers and a scream capable of disintegrating matter, one SHOULD feel like a god - prison escape SHOULD be easy. I managed to die once, largely because I was playing with my signature IDGAF-style. A player (unlike me) exercising even the slightest degree of caution should be able to make it through without dying. The visual presentation is striking. The protagoni…

cool concept, aiming is a bit hard at times but overall good game

Great game!