Innovative Arcadey fun with a fun zany story. Loved the addition of vfx to the meter on screen when not playing fully immersed, though that's a cooler way to play. The sound design is impressive, and I'm glad it had some challenge on top of being entertaining and playing with a rare mechanic. This is honestly why the story worked for me, I expected something more down to earth, or at least self serious paired with it, but it went pretty looney tunes.
Don't know what I expected, but that wasn't it. Recommend playing with eyes closed in a dark room for full immersion.
Played on Steam Deck.
Fun game with an enjoyable premise of trying to dodge oncoming traffic using your ears made all the better by a wacky story with some pretty good voice acting.
They introduced several new gimmicks throughout the game that recontextualise the main mechanic and I enjoyed all of them.
Challenging but not unfair (though I hate that GPS >.>) and the devs seem to have done some work so that even if you die you don't necessarily need to re-listen to the exact same lines you've heard before at the start of the level.
For someone whose eyes are often very tired from looking at screens all day it's nice to have a game that fits in the niche of "I want to play something with my eyes closed" which until now always seemed like an impossible dream.
Fun game with an enjoyable premise of trying to dodge oncoming traffic using your ears made all the better by a wacky story with some pretty good voice acting.
They introduced several new gimmicks throughout the game that recontextualise the main mechanic and I enjoyed all of them.
Challenging but not unfair (though I hate that GPS >.>) and the devs seem to have done some work so that even if you die you don't necessarily need to re-listen to the exact same lines you've heard before at the start of the level.
For someone whose eyes are often very tired from looking at screens all day it's nice to have a game that fits in the niche of "I want to play something with my eyes closed" which until now always seemed like an impossible dream.