Stereo Aereo

[h1] Poop in da hood. Definitely boring. Stages take too long. Visuals are ok. Music could've been better. Overall play Audiosurf or Guitar Hero instead. [/h1]

I received this product for free back in 2018 because I won a giveaway done by the incredible The Stonebot Studio! I must admit that up until now, I even forgot about having this game gathering dust on my Steam Library (as so happens to most of us, whose gaming backlog keeps growing and growing). This game is very fun and for someone who has been playing a lot more casually (rather than my hardcore and tryhard gaming past) I really enjoyed this experience. I have been a long-time Guitar Hero fan (ever since I first played it back on 2007), and as a musician myself, rhythm games really hit home for me. Stereo Aereo really delivers with fun tracks, on-point mastery of the music genre chosen (heavily inspired by 80's), cool and funny characters and a really good job done on the whole game design. As a fellow Salvadoran, I'm really happy I played this great-quality game, which was done by a fantastic development team from El Salvador, The Stonebot Studio! Wish you the best, and as the title screen foretold: I hope to see Stereo Aereo return some time in the near future... P.S.: I think one of my next adventures will be going into The Last Friend! ¡SÚPER CHIVO EL JUEGO, LOS FEL…

It's a bad rhythm game, and I have nothing good to say about it.

Nice short little rhythm/shooter game. Unless you somehow want to get all the achievements or get some high scores (which I feel wouldn't be as fun as with similar rhythm games with more consistent mechanics throughout), the main attraction will likely be the story mode, which should last around an hour and a half if you don't fail or restart too much. The story itself is okay: it feels relatively accessory to the whole experience, yet serviceable and sometimes a tad funny. I must admit however that voices and dialogues do get annoying at times. Visuals are mostly still during cutscenes (again, they do what they're expected to well enough), but quite varied, bright and interesting during gameplay phases! I enjoyed the mechanics, specifically being encouraged to evade obstacles at a precise moment (either at a specific distance in front or at the last minute). The only serious annoyance I had was with some obstacles having very different shapes, thus needing to be evaded at unclear times until you get the feel for each individual type (thankfully the music does help), and sometimes being tough to read altogether (like on which row you're supposed to be to evade them properly). As a…

pretty good game. going for all the achievements just because why not

If you're going to play Stereo Aereo I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you play on normal at first. The game is way more unforgiving on hard than on normal. That being said, it's a fairly fun, challenging game. The music was very hit or miss, most songs were just okay, the two I liked the most happened to be the first, and last stage songs coincidentally. If you want a challenging music based game for cheap (4 dollars), you really can't go wrong with Stereo Aereo.