RESONARK X
sep-neko-ya · 2020 · Rhythm, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, Spectacle fighter, Casual
PC
Positive82% · 33
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About RESONARK X
Version 1.4 Update
Added VRM model linkage function in VR mode!
You can now play the game with your own VRM model.
The following songs have been added.
You can now play 35 songs x 3 scores in VR mode and Desktop mode respectively.
In addition to the songs, we've added new features such as changing patterns for the performance stage and a Twitter share function to further evolve the game.
About
RESONARK X is an unprecedented rhythm game that offers a different way to play on the desktop and in VR.
In desktop mode, the game is played using 7 lanes + alpha and the corresponding keyboard keys.
In VR mode, you use hand controllers to clap your hands, manipulate six strings. The performance will be performed while the music is being played.
VR mode runs on Windows VR (with HTC VIVE(except cosmos), Valve Index, and Oculus Rift, Oculus Quest+OculusLink, Oculus Quest2+OculusLink).
Added VRM model linkage function in VR mode! You can now play the game with your own VRM model.
- This software does not come with any VRM model, so please prepare your own model.
- The VRM model is currently only available with 3-point tracking (HMD and left and right hand controllers).
Features
Various genres of music and multiple levels of difficulty
RESONARK X includes a wide range of electronic music, trance, instrumental, techno and ambient.
Each song is accompanied by a musical score, basically for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players.
Many people, from beginners to experts in rhythm games, can enjoy this game.
Each music chart is created by hand, not automatically generated.
High Score and share Function
The game has a feature to keep track of a player's high score.
You can compare your progress in the past with your current one.
Furthermore, it has the ability to save your performance results as screenshots and post your score in conjunction with Twitter.
You can also check the "Global Rankings" from Steam, so you can easily compete with other people to see how well you're doing!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Is the game good? Yea. I personally enjoy this more than beat saber. Would i recommend buying it?... This is gonna be "It Depends". The game is free in VRChat so i would recommend trying it there first. Its split up between a few worlds with each one having their own song selection. Just be aware this version is more based on the first two Resonark worlds, and you will find more songs overall in the VRC worlds. Personally I just have this in my library if my internet goes down and I have an itch to play Resonark while I'm offline. So I can still work out between this, Beat Saber and Dance Dash. That being said if Resonark X ever got custom charting tools, it would give us a unique addition to the desktop version since within the limitations of VRChat we can't really have that.2 found this helpful
it's good but like why is the game better in vrchat than standalone on steam LOL1 found this helpful
Loved the VRChat worlds, and bought the standalone game to support the devs.
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This game looks visually bad. The textures just aren't great and the UI feels terrible. That is all the negative I have to say. On a brighter note this game is incredibly fun and has brought me and my friends together. That part was a lie, this game did not do that, the VR chat version did. If you want to play the game the best it can be then hop in VR chat. The reason that I recommend this regardless is that I want to support the creator and that I know this could be better. This concept is wonderful and has been done better by them, just please have the definitive version of the game be its own game.
I do not own a VR headset, so this review is solely about the desktop gameplay. The songs are all pretty nice, and there's a decent sized library of them. Each song has 3 difficulties, which is wonderful because this make the entry level of the game low as anyone can start slow. The keybindings can be changed at the player's leisure. The speed of the notes can also be changed. It's a vertical scrolling rhythm game on desktop, with six lanes, and a 'clap' button, which appears as a full line coming down on the bar. As another added gimmick, there are release notes. My least favorite thing in any rhythm game and I'd very much love the option to turn this off and have the notes be regular ones. I am a tap to the rhythm/melody person, not tap before the rhythm and release when it is there, if you catch my drift. It just doesn't feel good or natural. Other than that, the layout and game play does feel kind of... cheap, for lack of a better word. The game looks like a free to play mobile rhythm game from some unknown obscure developer that I've played my fair share of in the past. It could do with a more slick design. The click noises when hitting notes also often sound twice when yo…
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