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Notation

Notation

by PenryP

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Notation

Rating:
2.4
Released: August 18, 2011
Last updated: August 18, 2011
Developer: PenryP

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thestateofmind avatar

thestateofmind

Jun. 17, 2011

7
0

simple game... got a little bored with it... maybe limit the clicks.. add sum more stuff.

devwil avatar

devwil

Jun. 18, 2011

2
0

the progression feels really jarring and arbitrary. i don't totally understand why it can't move more organically.

i don't agree that it's a clone of E4, but i guess it it is kind of similar. the way the game controls is different enough that i don't know that i would've made the association if it hadn't been suggested already. now that i think of it, it's just similar enough that E4 (and its predecessors) makes this game look weak by comparison. this isn't to say anything absolute about your game, it just feels like a watered down, incomplete E4 tribute.

one of the most important differences between the two games, though, is that Every Extend (Extra [Extreme]) isn't silent when you're not interacting with it. this definitely needs backing music for the notes you're interacting with to play against. having just one voice--for which the notes don't seem quantized or anything--doesn't make for a very compelling musical experience, at least not in this game.

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Acaseyl

Jun. 17, 2011

4
1

pretty good short game, to get your score high there has to be some strategy

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TheMixedZombie

Jun. 17, 2011

4
1

i didnt get bored considiring the fact it lasted for 2 minutes

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Contrebasse_

Jun. 17, 2011

2
1

Dude, you're presenting a clone of Every Extend Extra Extreme to a contest in which Tetsuya Mizuguchi is part of the jury... That's like showing coloured pictures of Marilyn Monroe to Andy Warhol and expecting him to find it original.