Musicmenia

游戏本身特色还好，除了平衡性极度糟糕以及开发组大概率弃坑了，希望还能回来

It's like Yu-Gi-OhA meets classical music with no trap cards and a 10 point cost system. Sheet Music is basically Field Spells, Action Cards are your Spell Cards. Instant Action are Normal Spells, Passive Action are Continuous Spells. Field Spell is key! Without Sheet Music (Field Spells), Instruments (Monsters) cannot attack. There are different Instruments (Monster Types) and Style of Music/Music Periods (Attributes), and Composers (Support) which plays into the Sheet Music and will have different effects. Mixing and matching is fun! Object of victory is to perform a concert (duel) to have the best performance (get to 100 points) by using Sheet Music and Instruments. Also, there is a Draw Phase, Main Phase, and End Phases only. Final thing to note, there are tempos that mostly effect Sheet Music. Some pieces are better slower, others faster. Bit of a learning curve, but super fun! Using controller is a bit iffy, but it's doable once you get the hang of it. No need for mouse and keyboard here! Music is AMAZING! Hope they add more stuff to this game!

The good: the cards look really good with some few exceptions a lot of musical masterpieces that you can enjoy The neutral: because of dependencies disable/discard decks are overpowered the campaign can get repetitive since you always start from Renaissance(hear the same music over and over) The bad: even while allowing artistic freedom some cards like Brass Section are a complete mess (people claim it's A.I. made, the publisher says otherwise) when trying to play multiplayer you get a bot that tries to look like it's a person( has a steam picture and name), i don't understand why there is subterfuge involved, I feel like most people would rather know when it's a live real person and when it's a bot overall i enjoyed my experience while I tried to get all the achievements and i feel like the bad points can be corrected changed my review to negative since the game seems abandoned

music: the gathering lite/slay the treble clef. In other words, may I have some more please?

Musicmenia is a really cool card game with a unique twist. The visuals and music fit perfectly, and the cards look amazing with the AI-generated art. The only issues I had were the clunky shield animations and the fact that I missed the tutorial, which made things a bit confusing at first. Overall, it’s fun, but could use some polish and a bit more promotion to really take off.

I’ve no idea how I stumbled across this wonderful game, but it must have been a happy coincidence. All I know is that I was looking for a game with a musical theme. In fact, simply typing the word ‘Music’ into Steam isn’t enough, as it initially brings up all sorts of DLCs and other games. I think it’s a real shame that this game isn’t easy to find, because it captivated me straight away. The game is brilliant for musicians and for people interested in music. I think the idea of gradually putting together an orchestra from cards is brilliant. What makes it special is that you can actually hear the orchestral arrangement for each piece, depending on which instruments you’ve included. What’s also exciting is that you don’t necessarily have to use the instruments specified by the composer. For example, I once arranged Vivaldi’s ‘Summer’ with an organ instead of a harpsichord. The resulting sound was also very interesting. As the game progresses, you can unlock additional cards and items that help you make your way through the game. The game provides entertainment for a very long time. The programmers have done a brilliant job here, and it must certainly have been a labour-intensive process to embed every single score, with its individual parts, into a game like this. Thank you for that, and please bring on more games like this! 🤩🎼🎺🪊🎻🎹