Post #1 · Posted at 2012-11-06 08:14:07am 11.4 years ago
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And I'm not shouting in the title. That's how it's actually stylized. This is, as far as I know, Square Enix's second rhythm/music game. Very well done, I might add. It features classical music as well as a story line that feels like one that Square Enix would do. You take the roll of Takt, a young conductor whose dream in life is to become the best conductor in the world that he promised to his bigger brother. You start off with a group of musicians in a run down concert hall know as Magica.
The gameplay is similar to that of Theatrhythm. You can touch anywhere on the screen to interact with the scrolling notes. I would recommend trying out the tutorial to understand the different notes, as there are some new ones that even I haven't encountered until this game.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/symphonica/id556744011
So far I find the game very well done and fun to play. Octavia would be pleased of this game.
(Had to get first in that reference.)
The gameplay is similar to that of Theatrhythm. You can touch anywhere on the screen to interact with the scrolling notes. I would recommend trying out the tutorial to understand the different notes, as there are some new ones that even I haven't encountered until this game.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/symphonica/id556744011
So far I find the game very well done and fun to play. Octavia would be pleased of this game.
(Had to get first in that reference.)
