Symphony is a new indie game, developed by Two Clip Studios, in which the music you possess on your computer is the foundation for the battlefield. Demons from another universe have invaded your music, and it is up to you and your ship to liberate it from the grasp of the soul destroying antagonists.
Symphony is an incredibly simple game, though one that won’t waste time wining and dining you before it makes passionate love to your poor and unsuspecting visual and auditory senses. Symphony was also the lucky winner of two awards at the 2012 Indie Game Challenge – namely, the “GameStop PC Digital Download Award” and “Technical Achievement”.
So, now we’ve finished with introductions, let us delve into the review.
The Backlog's Erin reviews this under-the-radar rhythm game.
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Continue Play's Lizz Rizzo reviews Empty Clip Studios' musical shooter Symphony.
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