Equalizer

Equalizer é um jogo de ritmo e ação que desafia os reflexos e a coordenação, misturando mecânicas de música com combate rápido. Ao som de batidas intensas, você deve enfrentar inimigos e obstáculos ao ritmo da música, criando uma experiência única onde cada movimento e ataque são sincronizados com a trilha sonora. A jogabilidade é simples, mas viciante, exigindo que você se mantenha no compasso enquanto luta contra ondas de inimigos. O visual é minimalista e estilizado, permitindo que você se concentre na ação frenética enquanto a música dita o ritmo do combate. Com níveis progressivamente mais difíceis e uma trilha sonora que te envolve, Equalizer é uma experiência divertida e desafiadora, ideal para quem busca um jogo de ritmo com uma pegada mais intensa e estratégica.

[h1] Jump on platforms to the music until quickly become tedious and repetitive as there's not much diversity here so every stage feels very similar. Visuals are not bad and music is bearable however gameplay could've been more developed. [/h1]

the tutorial was very annoying and that you were stuck until the developer was done talking was getting on my nervs a lot, though i got past and played the first 2 or 3 levels and failed pretty often because of the developer started to talk and it obv made the character freeze and when i got back to the game and was able to move it completely ruin the rhythm that i had from the start. Another case of me dying a lot was because i either fell through the platform or that the platfrom made the sound that you get when you get the jumping boost but it never gave me the boost so then i just walked of the platfrom since i expected it to shot me up in the air. pros: the music in the game is good the visuals in the game such as the environment looks beautiful cons: gameplay is all weird movements is very wonky platform glitches can happen that ruins the experience a very long loading screen each time you die everything resets everytime you die so you have to listen to hear the same part over and over if you get stuck

Bought this game 80% off, yet feel I got scammed. This is the worst platformer I've played in a LONG time. - The controls are incredibly bad and unresponsive - The maps boring to play (when I say boring, I mean that they make you wonder if you're playing or doing a chore) - There's a loading screen every time you want to retry even though there's nothing to load at all - The hitboxes are broken. Sometimes you land perfectly on the jump/end pads and nothing happen letting you fall to your death which makes it even more frustrating considering how long the jumps take for no reason and that there's a loading screen. - The settings have less options than a RPGMaker game - Cannot remove Motion Blur and Garbage FOV It's worse than those games you used to get in cereal boxes for free yet they're asking money for it. Some "positive" reviews are obviously fake too. Garbage game from garbage devs, if you can even call this monstrosity a game.

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Equalizer is a music-based arcade game where you play as the main character inside a giant musical boombox. Your goal is to jump across platforms and unlock new features like music tracks and environments. I really enjoyed playing it for a couple of evenings.

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Honestly just feels like the game was made in 30 minutes. The music is fine, but like everyone else has said, the gameplay is awful. Also, you'll finish the 12 quests in about 2 hours. Then they expect you to keep replaying the same repetitive stuff until you reach rank 15. For 2 achievements, you'll need an ability that unlocks at 15 (not that they tell you that), and its the ability to fly farther in the air, and adds nothing to gameplay or content, because you are still replaying the same stuff over and over just to get to rank 30, for the last achievement. -Sometimes you just fall through the platforms or slip off of them. -Other times, the red jump that's supposed to send you much higher just acts like a blue jump and screws you up. -The disappearing platforms just do not flow with the game, and you'll find yourself purposely not moving just to time them correctly. The maps should have been made like a puzzle where if done correctly, you can just keep moving along with the music.