Serenade of the Sirens
Chukobyte · 2018 · Action, Indie, Early Access, Pixel Graphics, Retro
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Serenade of the Sirens
Play as Seika, a mermaid that awakens in an underwater cave unable to remember what has happened before. The one thing she does remember is that the evil sirens have created dissonance in the underwater world. Help her defeat the sirens and restore peace to the once harmonious underwater world.
In the complete version of the game, would like to have 30+ items, 20+ enemies/bosses, 6+ abilities, and at least 5 unique levels
* Best played with a controller
Key Features
- Rogue-lite gameplay - Challenging difficulty, multiple ways to power-up Seika, featuring procedurally generated underwater caves.
- 15+ items
- 15+ enemies/bosses
- 4 unique levels
- 3 abilities
- 4 permanent powerup paths
In the complete version of the game, would like to have 30+ items, 20+ enemies/bosses, 6+ abilities, and at least 5 unique levels
* Best played with a controller
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b] Serenade of the Sirens [/b] is a mermaid themed roguelite ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. I am not entirely sure why I bought it, I guess I just wanted to be a part of that world. Since I did not read the store description, I was surprised to find roguelite mechanics in a swimming game. It has permadeath, procedurally generated levels, and randomized stores with 3 items. Aside from having all the basic elements of this genre, the game does not do anything new to stand out. That being said, the game is just barely decent enough for me not to refund it. At the very least I was able to remap my f310 controller, even though it did not work with the default set up. There are 4 different areas for a total of 16 somewhat repetitive stages. Each area ends with a relatively easy boss fight. It's definitely not a hard game because I was able to beat it under 2 hours, so I would like to see some achievements. Based on the Early Access information, there will be one more area and more items. Unfortunately, the stage design is very generic. While the game keeps introducing new enemies, it does not have any stage mechanics to make the levels unique. When it comes to upgrades, it has enough for one playthrough, …7 found this helpful
Just purchase the early access of this game, and will definitely keep tabs on the new updates. This is a very unique and challenging game that keeps you alert every step of the way! Appreciate you sharing the early access of this game with the steam community. Hope to see more games from you in the future.3 found this helpful
Nice and short. Not very hard. Has a nice retro feel.2 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/T1mKI3GU5yk Left unfinished the random generated levels and unbalanced mechanics are a struggle to engage with.1 found this helpful
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