SokoMelody
XD Games Studio · 2022 · Sokoban, Music, Relaxing, Casual, Pixel Graphics
PC
Positive92% · 13
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About SokoMelody
This Sokoban-styled game is all about placing the correct notes in their respective spaces on the map, forming the songs that you will hear throughout the adventure.
Designed with an old school feel in mind, SokoMelody's intent is to make you feel like you're playing on a Game Boy.
The game consists of 100 hand crafted levels, that are divided on separate music genres:
Each one thought to be a complement of the other with creative design and interesting mechanics
In the game you're part of a band and you, and your friends, are trying to compose some songs to play on the show. To "compose" the songs you have to pass through all levels and unlock the songs so you'll be able to play them.
Can you compose them all, and help our characters get to the show with their songs?
Based on the Sokoban style games, push the boxes towards the corresponding spaces on the ground
Designed with an old school feel in mind, SokoMelody's intent is to make you feel like you're playing on a Game Boy.
Levels
The game consists of 100 hand crafted levels, that are divided on separate music genres:
- Rock'n Roll / Pop Rock
- Classical
- Jazz
- Disco / Dance
Each one thought to be a complement of the other with creative design and interesting mechanics
Story
In the game you're part of a band and you, and your friends, are trying to compose some songs to play on the show. To "compose" the songs you have to pass through all levels and unlock the songs so you'll be able to play them.
Can you compose them all, and help our characters get to the show with their songs?
Mechanics
Based on the Sokoban style games, push the boxes towards the corresponding spaces on the ground
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b][i]SokoMelody offers 100 levels and 2 functions (undo and replay level).As you get deeper into the game, the difficulty ramps up.[/i][/b] Gameplay: https://youtu.be/svKjnZfYoSs While the graphics are minimalistic, it is visually pleasing + intuitive control. It uses the original Sokoban rules, so the gameplay is basic, but game still offers the challenging puzzles. You can push one box to move it, it is impossible to push two or more boxes together, and it is impossible to pull a box. [u]You can read other reviews and subscribe to our curators. Welcome![/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]6 found this helpful
Great twist on sokoban style games!1 found this helpful
For less than a dollar, I got more enjoyment out of it than I should have. If you like old-school Zelda puzzles from Gameboy, NES, and SNES days, you will enjoy this. Puzzles range from a donkey could solve this to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥?1 found this helpful
I usually like sokoban puzzles but this one wasn't the case. Classic Sokoban games usually consist of a series of puzzles with calming background music and the introduction of mechanics over time that slowly but surely increase the difficulty, challenging the player in the process. This game is no exception to that rule as it does that with 90 levels with a theme centered around symphonies and some tracks to go by that. However, the story doesn't end there as the game isn't polished enough in its current state to be recommended. Some levels you may encounter glitches upon arriving at the answer as well as in the level selection itself which after a certain threshold didn't allow me to go back and perfect earlier ones. There is also a certain mechanic introduced in the later half that is not explained and locks your game from further progress. In fact, I've tried contacting the dev team about it only to be left hanging on an answer. That's too bad since until that point this used to be my game to be played during office breaks. Alas, as it is right now this isn't worth the money to be spent on. Nevertheless I'll gladly change my review if it ever gets a patch in the future that f…
good game
A simple but very fun game! It's a cheap little game and very good to pass the time.
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