Cosmic DJ

Music game where you create your own electronic songs by completing a light-hearted story campaign about restoring musical harmony in space. ✅Two methods of composing: sequencer grid or keyboard playing ✅It's difficult to create a bad-sounding track, so the game is relaxing ✅Good price ✅Simple, intuitive, and very enjoyable music-based gameplay ❌Instruments can drown each other out, making it difficult to hear the impact of your own changes ❌Lacks challenge and the possibility of losing ✅✅ Verdict: Terrible , Bad , Mediocre , Decent , Good , Very Good (Rating scale for short games, retro indie simulator games, and similar) If you'd like to see more of my reviews, you can find them on my curator page: CuratorKingViking and on my group: GroupKingViking If you have any questions about my reviews, feel free to ask. I'm happy to answer them. All reviews are my own!! Best regards, King Viking Bezimienny, Polish Game Reviewer.

Music game. The Cosmic DJ has run out of music; generate more for his club scene. Prevent the annoying Steve4 from spreading bad vibes everywhere. Make noise. This isn't a skill game. It isn't even a luck game. It's an "art" game, where you're generating beat tracks using sound sample sets and a four-button beat box. You're presented with situations you need to fix with "the power of music" by generating beat tracks using the sound samples provided. There are no right or wrong answers, there's no beat you absolutely have to stick to, there's no pattern you have to follow. Hit any button on the beat box eight times (even the same one over and over) and you advance the progress toward resolving the situation. It's not skill. It's a participation grade. Once you've resolved the situation, the tracks you generated are mixed into an audio track that you can download as an mp3. You can even generate cover art for it using a limited number of Paint functions. Which I suppose you can print out and stick on your fridge. Finished the game in, according to Steam, 82 minutes of playtime. This includes watching the end credits and *** around with the screen to make it fit in my stream frame. Got it in a Humble Bundle, I think, for hopefully not too much. At this writing it's only listed in Steam for US$3.00, but I still think this is too much, considering it has no replay value or even freeform mixing with the sound samples. It was amusing, if weird, but I wouldn't pay more than a dollar for it. Or I'd be rather annoyed if I had.

What a gem of a game. I played it about 10 years ago and was enamored. This is my recommendation: *take your substance of choice *wear headphones *play the music *don't take it seriously *submit the jam *enjoy