Разработчик: Studio Bean
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Soundodger 2 – экспериментальная музыкальная игра-«выживалка», превращающая каждую мелодию в изящный танец. Выживайте, уворачиваясь от препятствий в виде геометрических фигур, лазеров и коварных ловушек. Продолжение награжденной призами в 2013 году игры Soundodger+ стало намного больше, лучше и заковыристее! Абсолютно новые композиции музыкантов из разных стран и полноформатный Редактор уровней, в котором можно использовать свою музыку. Вам всегда будет от чего увернуться!Основные характеристики
- Игра воссоздана с нуля, чтобы воплотить в жизнь красочную графику, сложные узоры и идеально гладкую смену кадров
- Совершенно новые саундтреки от гулких басов до плавных серенад — от группы музыкантов, отмеченной наградами
- Режимы повышенной сложности выведут вас на новый уровень, заставив действовать в необычных и напряженных обстоятельствах — найдите баланс в отражении зеркал, станьте проводником для стайки последователей, уворачивайтесь на арене, полной гигантских шаров, и многое другое
- Получите преимущество благодаря встроенному режиму тренировки и полезным усилениям, которые помогут вам собрать вечно ускользающие сердечки
- Добавьте в игру щепотку хаоса, включив специальные моды — гигантские препятствия, ускорение музыки, гравитацию, проигрыш после первого столкновения и другие нестандартные правила
- Загляните в совершенно новый Редактор уровней, в котором стало еще проще и быстрее создавать идеальные уровни для игры своей мечты
- Благодаря множеству уровней сложности для каждой композиции вы сможете проходить игру в комфортном темпе
- Наследие Soundodger+ для старых уровней дает вам доступ к сотням классических уровней, за несколько лет созданных сообществом фанатов
- Выбирайте между мышью, клавиатурой или контроллером, чтобы подобрать оптимальный стиль игры
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
Минимальные:
- ОС *: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-4430 / AMD FX-6300
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2GB / AMD Radeon R7 370 2GB
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 400 MB
Рекомендованные:
- ОС *: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-6600K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: dedicated GPU with 4GB of memoryNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 4GB
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 400 MB
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01.01.2025 03:30
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soundodger+ was one of my favorite bullet hell games. soundodger 2 feels unfocused and based on spectacle. please stop randomly timeshifting me into bullets. please stop gravitating bullets in arbitrary directions. why is there chromatic aberration. what the hell are the hitboxes on the boomerang and weird squidgy bullets even supposed to be
it just does not feel NEARLY as tightly designed and purposeful as soundodger+ was
im going to go play soundodger+ now
Время в игре: 20 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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22.12.2024 05:10
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Id like to start first with the fact that some of the cons that i will state are fairly subjective however the pros outweight the cons by a mile.
The game itself is an upgrade in almost every aspect from the previous one. It runs a lot smoother, it has a shit ton of mods that you can modify your session with and all in all just makes playing the previous version of the game kind of useless.
However...this is where the subjective parts comes at. The songs and levels that come with the game are really not that great. The music is fairly bland and most of the levels really dont have that many interesting or unique patterns that are fun to play. I was going through them one after another and for the majority of them i was applying the same strategy and it just felt like a chore. There has only been 1 or maximum 2 levels that i have actually enjoyed in this game.
I even went back to the first game to see if it was just nostalgia or something but no, the levels and songs in the first game are miles better. However most people play it for the custom levels which are goated so unless you specifically play the game only for the already included songs with it there really is no reason to play the first soundodger.
Again, this is fairly subjective but even with that in mind the game has way too many quality of life changes and just all in all more fun stuff than the first one.
Время в игре: 396 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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07.12.2024 17:24
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Even though it's a good game, it's just too hard for me
Время в игре: 633 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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18.11.2024 09:58
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super underrated if you are a crippling osu player like i am this games visuals are just insane the maps are cool and it has community maps some of them have been made this year highly recommend
Время в игре: 199 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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26.10.2024 20:44
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good gaem dodge bullets (jsab but harder and circle)
Время в игре: 284 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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29.09.2024 09:16
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Creative game idea. pretty much love it and the custom charts section is the best
Время в игре: 292 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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21.09.2024 14:23
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over 150 hours in this game and i've never finished making a single level
10/10 procrastination simulator
Время в игре: 9352 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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14.09.2024 16:32
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if you didnt like plus you wont like this
Время в игре: 250 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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27.08.2024 04:54
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Go play the original Soundodger+
If you have already played it, you may still like this sequel. It has almost entirely positive reviews, so it's likely that you will. But you should be aware that aside from sharing the name and a very small number of visually similar shapes, these are different games.
So what changed?
The Rhythm
Soundodger+ is a focused experience to an impressive degree. The music is often drum heavy, and most of the shapes that appear on the screen either show up exactly on a clearly audible drum beat, or during the notes of a main melody that is carrying the rhythm. This makes the game concept come alive and truly does give you the experience of playing within the song. As you start to naturally sync up to the phrases and rhythms, you expect what's coming next. You will finish the level having listened deeply and intently to the song that was played. If you like the music, it's an incredible experience.
Soundodger 2 places you as the song's adversary. The music is mostly pop, with a lot of bright electronic influence, and every single element of each song is fair game for spawning shapes that you need to dodge. A main drum beat may create shapes, it may not. A melody may create shapes on every note, then every other, then just the starting notes for each phrase, then every note again. The shapes it creates will not be consistent through the whole phrase, they will be whatever shape will keep you busiest on the screen at the time. The challenge here is much more chaotic, which lends itself to memorization, and to support this the game has a very granular practice mode. You will need to play the songs multiple times to truly hear them, as your first playthrough will leave you switching your focus between many different instruments. If constantly keeping on your toes and having high replayability is valuable to you, then you'll probably like this change.
The Controls
Soundodger+ is not just a rhythm game and it wears its other influence on its sleeve: bullet hell and shoot-em-up arcade games. You can move fast, slow, or very slow at will. Very slow movement even slows the song speed, but costs you a small amount of your final score to use. If your reflexes are good enough to use it before you get hit, though, it will be a much lower cost. The geometric patterns of bullets may be complex, but they are always precise and predictable, especially since you'll be listening to the song. The game is built around staying focused, understanding the patterns, and understanding the music.
Soundodger 2 is not just a rhythm game and it also wears its other influence on its sleeve: mobile games. You can move fast and slow, but all of your other tools come in the form of power ups. You unlock them with points. Before a run you choose your build. Patterns emerge from every direction, and any drum beat or song note can unleash any pattern. Shapes mostly follow rules for their movement, until they suddenly don't for an extra surprise. They may even shoot outside the play area. Black holes might spawn and destroy them all. And you don't just need to dodge these shapes, you also need to go collect little circles that are scattered about. If you vibed out with Subway Surfers (or Temple Run if you're older, or Flappy Bird if you're even older), you'll probably like this change.
The Visuals
Soundodger+ has a limited color palette and concise visual library, similar to classic rhythm games (DJMAX, Spin Rhythm, DDR, Groove Coaster, etc). You learn what all the shapes mean and how they each behave very quickly. After that, the focus of the game is on the songs and the rhythm.
Soundodger 2 changes its color palette with every button you press during the song select. It has heavy chromatic aberration effects. One of the first stages has an entire section that is blurred out. Most others shift and blend between colors while you play them. The geometry is constantly switching and distorting. Shapes behave in a variety of ways, and it really just depends on the level. Some levels have backgrounds. One early level splatters the song lyrics all over the screen. Sometimes everything will disappear into a heavy vignette filter. You can limit this somewhat by turning off Tilt and FX in the menu, but it doesn't change much. If you enjoy psychedelic visuals for their own sake, or wanted a rhythm game that leans heavily into being a music visualizer, you'll probably like this change.
The Focus
Soundodger+ made a single bold choice that I have wanted in every rhythm game I've played for years: you can't die. You can get a lower score, but you are free to play any song of any difficulty through to completion. If you've ever played a rhythm game in an arcade or with a bunch of friends over, you'll understand this specific pain. Not wanting to risk losing their turn early, many people will pick a song that is easier than they can actually handle. They don't engage with the challenge, usually get bored, always feel like everyone else is better than they are, and usually drop out of the genre altogether. Finally, there is a game that doesn't have the bizarre 1970s concept of "hit points" (whatever that even is) and instead has just one system. The focus is purely on score and it doesn't randomly and pointlessly bolt on an extra health meter.
Soundodger 2 returns to the genre standard and has a health meter. You can technically add a mod to turn it off, but it goes even further than being just a random extra, so you are really changing some core balance by doing so. During songs, you can collect hearts to heal yourself. In choosing to recognize this extra mechanic at play, this becomes its own entire second scoring system. Some stages are unlocked this way. If you have no one to play this game competitively with, or have no intrinsic motivation toward getting a perfect score, or respond well to punishment as a form of motivation, you'll probably like this change.
The Refinement
Soundodger+ doesn't seem to have any bugs, at least as far as I have encountered. Rendering is solid. Controller support is seamless.
Soundodger 2 has some quirks. If you're using a controller, it'll drop back into mouse mode every time you finish a stage and a big blue cursor will sit in the middle of the screen. Framerates seem to always be shifting, probably due to the heavy effects. Animations all play at different speeds and for different lengths of time and have very different visual styles. Some color palettes cause rendering issues or flicker, one high contrast green and red early stage had strange ghosting problems. If you play with a mouse and have a good setup, you probably won't encounter these. Even if you do, I'd say they're all minor, and probably just a result of the game having so much going on, which you may see as a good thing.
Conclusion
Soundodger+ is incredible and if you don't own it, you should get it. Full price. Support the developer. Get copies for your friends and get them into it. It's completely unique and especially good competitively.
Soundodger 2 is also a rhythm game, albeit a totally different one, and you may also like it. With stages being only a couple of minutes long, you don't really have anything to lose by trying it. You'll be well within the refund period by the time you've cleared the whole early game. And if the reviews here are anything to go by, we'll disagree, and you'll have a great time.
If you're anything like me, though, you'll be hoping for a Soundodger 3 that returns to the series' roots.
Время в игре: 43 ч.
Куплено в Steam
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Studio Bean |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 96% положительных (137) |
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Жанры
Action
Casual
Indie
Особенности
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Steam Cloud
Includes level editor
Family Sharing