Project Songbird

I would rate this game a solid 8/10! For me personally I take away 1 point for storyline. This could be me, but I think the story didnt really finish with a neat bow, and that absolutely could have been the intention! For me it just didnt sit exactly right. SLIGHT SPOILERS AHEAD*** I really wish there was some more lore or tied up story for the Witch and the monsters. I feel like this part ended pretty abruptly and loosely. This could absolutely be preference or interpretation, but for me I feel like it just missed a significant chunk. I also dock a personal point portion for the combat in the game. For me it was clunky and felt a little out of place. Now to be fair for one I am not a combat heavy person, it's not my preference in games. As well as I believe this is his first game with combat being a component (I could be wrong) and if that is the case I think it was done very for that! Just needs to be honed maybe. Other than that my only complaints are that the direction in the game can be confusing- I dont need a game to hold my hand but I did need some help in parts. and I only had one part where I got glitched so the game ran pretty smooth other than that! I did very much enjoy the game! The graphics were beautiful, the game play was an excellent mix of fun and scary, and the voice acting was really well done! I think this game exceeds it's value on entertainment and I'm genuinely so happy I got the chance to play it! I will absolutely be playing and streaming more games from this developer :)

Project Songbird is such a though-provoking game. Some comments have been negative towards the combat in this game to the end of it not being needed, but in full context of both the story and meta-story in this game, I think it works very well. Without giving spoilers, the combat adds to the feeling of solidarity with the main character. I think Rush put it into this game for exactly this reason. Graphically, this game is very pretty and really enticed me to just finding stunning environmental views with the camera and its single roll of film. I would highly recommend this to anyone who likes story-driven, deeply emotional and thought-provoking games, which are entirely an experience and not just a series of mechanics. I thoroughly enjoyed Project Songbird and I wish many more would too.

A decent walking simulator.

The atmosphere voice acting and gameplay are amazing i was hooked until act 3 and the game glitched and i fell thru the map into an all white never ending scene. I tried to reload a checkpoint but the door leading to place the raven no longer existed. Nomatter what i did the progression stopped. Great game but this was a bummer having 40 people watch in suspense of the end of the game to say hey yall unless they fix it we wont see the end. I could replay it and do it again but in fear of it just happening again.

It was a cool game

as someone who lost a brother to suicide and is a struggling artist, this game was amazing. the depiction of psychosis was accurate to the actual mental illness experience, us and our partner system both felt like we were reliving psychotic episodes with the whispering and the creepy naked lady. I fear this game isnt understood by people who have not experienced suicide/sibling loss, psychosis, grief, and or the struggle of a starving artist who feels their works isnt as appreciated as theyd like it to be. this game was as equally terrifying as it was cathartic and healing to me. your work changed a life today, connor. and spoke to someone who really needed this. 10/10 from me <3

Project Songbird is an exploration in an artist's struggle that any creator can relate. Questioning your worth, the self-doubt, wondering if anyone will appreciate your art. All of this wrapped up in a horror game package. A strong narrative is important for a good horror game. There needs to be more than a cheap jump scare and a stressful chase. This game provided all that for me and kept me going.