Rocococo Audiogame Fantastique
Speed of Dark Studios · 2024 · Casual, Singleplayer, Arcade, Puzzle, Rhythm
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Rocococo Audiogame Fantastique
Rocococo ~ Audiogame Fantastique is a music-based audiogame with no visuals at all, and can be played by anyone from fully blind to fully sighted. As the game contains no visuals, you have to use your ears and cleverness to complete this narratively-driven puzzle adventure. Rocococo can be played with just a keyboard, keyboard + mouse, or game controller. Be sure to wear headphones to best experience the spatial audio technology that helps you locate the sounds around you. Game purchase comes with the soundtrack by Rocococo!
The year is 2793 and the reclusive but quixotic Queen of Candied Apples lives alone in the Palace of Versailles with her Robot-Butler, and an army of robot servants and ladies-in-waiting. You the Marquis d’Tective who has been hired by the Le Butler Roboto to assist him in recovering his corrupted memory-banks by reassembling the songs of legendary baroque synthpop band Rocococo. The Queen, who is a bit crazy, has chopped up the songs into individual tracks and scattered them throughout the many rooms of the palace. It’s up to you to use your ears to discover these musical tracks and reassemble them. Each of the 12 levels feature unique gameplay and as the levels get more difficult, there are robots that can do harm, and in many levels the Queen will chase you around to "off with your head!" Throughout the game the Queen gets increasingly devious and you must learn new skills to adapt and discover secret audio cues. As you progress, voice actors for both the Butler and Queen will advance the story and unravel the mysteries of the palace. Upon finishing the game, the player will discover a dramatic twist… zut alors!
Speed of Dark is the indie-studio creating Rocococo, spearheaded by Kasson Crooker who is the Producer, Designer, and Composer. Kasson has 20 years of game industry experience, primarily as Audio Director and Project Director on numerous AAA titles from Harmonix, including Guitar Hero 1 & 2, RockBand 1 & 2, and Dance Central 1 & 2. He is also passionate about spatial audio experiences, currently working at THX. Joseph Crump is the Lead Unity Engineer and additional Game Designer, along with Lyra Cupala who wrote the narrative and screenplay. Rocococo released their album "Versailles" in 2016 and their music has been updated and adapted for this video game. Look for the Rocococo soundtrack album to be released as an add-on to purchasing the game, as well as on Bandcamp in various audio formats (mp3, wav, flac).
The year is 2793 and the reclusive but quixotic Queen of Candied Apples lives alone in the Palace of Versailles with her Robot-Butler, and an army of robot servants and ladies-in-waiting. You the Marquis d’Tective who has been hired by the Le Butler Roboto to assist him in recovering his corrupted memory-banks by reassembling the songs of legendary baroque synthpop band Rocococo. The Queen, who is a bit crazy, has chopped up the songs into individual tracks and scattered them throughout the many rooms of the palace. It’s up to you to use your ears to discover these musical tracks and reassemble them. Each of the 12 levels feature unique gameplay and as the levels get more difficult, there are robots that can do harm, and in many levels the Queen will chase you around to "off with your head!" Throughout the game the Queen gets increasingly devious and you must learn new skills to adapt and discover secret audio cues. As you progress, voice actors for both the Butler and Queen will advance the story and unravel the mysteries of the palace. Upon finishing the game, the player will discover a dramatic twist… zut alors!
Speed of Dark is the indie-studio creating Rocococo, spearheaded by Kasson Crooker who is the Producer, Designer, and Composer. Kasson has 20 years of game industry experience, primarily as Audio Director and Project Director on numerous AAA titles from Harmonix, including Guitar Hero 1 & 2, RockBand 1 & 2, and Dance Central 1 & 2. He is also passionate about spatial audio experiences, currently working at THX. Joseph Crump is the Lead Unity Engineer and additional Game Designer, along with Lyra Cupala who wrote the narrative and screenplay. Rocococo released their album "Versailles" in 2016 and their music has been updated and adapted for this video game. Look for the Rocococo soundtrack album to be released as an add-on to purchasing the game, as well as on Bandcamp in various audio formats (mp3, wav, flac).
What Steam players say
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A brief play session with the game confirms this works well. Follow your ears to find sounds to collect, and in some rooms avoud the robot voices. Different challenges including timed levels to keep things interesting. Robots sound suitably robotic and tunes are nice enough. Sounds like this will be an interesting little time waster and I need to get all the cake! (You are rate out of 5 slices of cake each level). Achievements are planned and it would be good if Trading Cards were brought in too. It's certainly worth buying now and should only improve with polish. Most importantly it passes the play with your eyes closed test.6 found this helpful
Rocococo is a true hidden gem! Quirky, fun, and breaks all the gaming norms. You've got to rely on your ears to play, which might sound weird and wild, but it's what makes it so interesting. The music vibes totally take me back to the fun 90s games – it's upbeat and adds so much to the whole experience. Plus, the voices of the Butler and Queen add delightful personality... I love when Queen gets crazier as you go on. I think that accessibility in gaming often gets overlooked - Rocococo is a breath of fresh air. Whether you can see the screen or not, you can still jump into the world and have fun. I hope to see more games like this!4 found this helpful
Brutally hard in places, but a great challenge for those who like audio-only content. Also, controller is definitely recommended (I played using an Xbox controller from level 5 onwards and movement seemed far more fluid). Fantastic work from this developer!3 found this helpful
Waiting for the full release. Unique game play, My opinion is that it needs better quality of sounds. Robotic voice ruins the quality. The environment is used well.3 found this helpful
A fun music game with no visuals featuring the music of Rocococo!2 found this helpful
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