
A dialogue-heavy turn-based RPG featuring a rhythm-based battle system, a world inspired by music, and a retro aesthetic. Explore the dreams of the game's characters, solve puzzles, and find cryptic secrets to uncover the true nature of this mysterious world. (Or don't. Most of it is optional!)
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Set in a world inspired by music, DISHARMONY takes you through an adventure filled with smiles, tears, and maybe a few scares along the way. Expect to see various towns and cities, quirky characters, mind-bending puzzles, and plenty of cats. (A full remastered version of the game is included, in the form of DISHARMONY: Restrung!)
DISHARMONY allows the player to explore the dreams of some of the game's characters. Can you help them overcome their nightmares...?
Going through these optional sequences will teach you more about the characters and their personalities, as well as allow you to uncover the deeper secrets hidden in the game's world.
The game's battle system is a mix of classic turn-based combat borrowed from old JRPGs and gameplay typically found in rhythm games. Defeat your enemies with the power of music!
DISHARMONY may be a fairly serious game at times, but it also has a lot of goofy and lighthearted humour. Did someone say "puns"...?
No...?
Oh.
Well, there's loads of them.
The game features an aesthetic inspired by classic games from the 80s/90s, as well as segments featuring hand-drawn art, frame-by-frame animation, and claymation. There are loads of secrets and easter eggs to find, as well as references to various bands and musical artists. The game also features an original soundtrack!
The game's world features elements of both fantasy and science fiction.
WARNING:
This game features flashing imagery that may cause discomfort or trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy.
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Languages: English
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Felt bad giving it a negative review when I played it because I did like some stuff in the game like the Metal Gear reference, some decent puzzles, and some unique visuals like that mushroom place. I finished with the opinion that this game is bad because its flaws outweighed what made it good. I can see the effort you put into it and look forward to anything you may do in the future but I think the execution was poor. The rhythm gameplay was why I purchased this in the first place but I remember it feeling quite poorly done. The timings weren't good for me and the mapping was uncomfortable compared to the stuff I've played in DJ Max Respect V, I do not remember there being an audio offset or other features like that that rhythm games have. May be subjective but I do remember being really disappointed in the music. Many of the tracks are fine with some even being good but I thought many just didn't sound good especially the guitar sounds and the tracks in some rhythm gameplay as some tracks sounded too repetitive to me and I was just waiting for it to end. I thought the story was bad with no reason for all the characters to even want to help near the end. It just came across as rushed without providing good reason and the end twist villain was predictable and the twists kind of came out of nowhere. I will admit the sequences in the twist were cool though and I could see the effort put into the end. If anyone reads this and wants to read a far better review there is one by datæ. I just wanted to put the thoughts I've yet to publicise out there even if they are a few months away from being a year old. I just cannot for the life of me recommend this game even thought I really wanted to like it. I know my review has provided poor feedback but I really wish you luck on whatever you create in the future. I may not have enjoyed this game for the most part but I believe you have the skills to create something great.
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