I like the idea, but I'm disappointed the rhythm inputs don't match the music at-all. I did better after I muted the game.
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Update Nov. 11th 2021:
Made windowed mode the default display setting. Fullscreen can be enabled through the options menu.
The annoying Newgrounds login prompts should be gone. Please let me know if that's still a thing.
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The blind and disgraced rhythm-warrior Klang gets a second shot at life when he's "blessed" with a new pair of eyes by his former enemy: The otherworldly, all-seeing deity, A-Eye. Sharing the desire for revenge against Soundlord Sonus, they form an uneasy alliance to accomplish their mutual goal.
FULL GAME AVAILABLE NOW ON STEAM!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1111600/Klang_2/
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CONTROLS
Mouse & Keyboard:
Point and click, WASD can be used for dashing.
Esc/Backspace/Middle mouse button to pause game.
Gamepad:
Aim from Klang's position with left stick, attack with left mouse button
CREDITS
Created by: Tinimations
Lead audio: bLiNd
Guest artists for the demo: City Girl, James Landino, Steven Silo
Features of the full version of Klang 2:
- 30 levels of intense EDM-Action. Playable at both normal and fast speed for extra challenge.
- Semi-procedural combat system ensuring the same track never plays exactly the same.
- Several boss types gradually changing the rules of engagement.
- Music by the legendary composer bLiNd, and other talented artists such as James Landino, Arcien, Nhato, Steven Silo, City Girl, cYsmix and more!
- Techno-greek aesthetic is inspired by synthwave, musical symbolism and greek sculpture.
- Playable with numerous control inputs such as: Mouse, gamepad, drawing tablet and touch.
The majority of art assets have been compressed and downsized for this browser demo. The full version designed for offline play features sharper graphics.
Very cool!
Now, if only I had a mouse...
Tinimations responds:
Thank you! It also supports Xbox controllers if you have one of those lying around. :)
epic quality, mate
That was indeed a great game. I will admit I'm not that good at it. It was hard to keep control of both the arrow keys and the mousepad. I do love these graphics! It seemed like it would be a platformer at first. You know, with the sword as a weapon.
I should look at the genre first. It had great music, which was obviously more of the point. I would have to train to really be good at it. It was appropriate for the tutorial to have a medal. I like all the character designs too.