Parse-O-Rhythm

$9.99

Release Date:: Aug 18, 2024
Developer:: Encabulated Games
Publisher:: Encabulated Games
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Indie Casual Action Mouse Only Option Color Alternatives Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud

About This Game

In Parse-O-Rhythm, you play as an AI with only one goal: Slash the errors out of files! Utilize nothing but the mouse and two buttons to slice and dice your way through positive and negative errors that permeate the files you go through.

You'll start out with easy jobs, but don't be fooled - Parse-O-Rhythm offers a wide variety of challenge to AIs that dare to take on its jobs. Some files will be no problem to beat, and others will feel like a tooth-and-nail battle to move onto the next job.

Core Features:

25 different levels across 7 albums, each with a different artist behind them and varying levels of difficulty.
Robust accessibility settings that allow you to control flash brightness, background contrast, screen shake and many other factors.
A calibration system to ensure you can enjoy the game even if you have audio delay.
Character customization that allows you to customize your player, its weapon, and whatever color, or lack thereof, you choose.
Banger electronic music (allegedly) from a variety of in-studio artists and licensed music from internet composers.
Dazzling visual effects to accompany slashing, changes in music energy and, yes, missing errors, too.

Parse-O-Rhythm Demo

Not entirely sure about the game yet? Feel free to try the demo, which includes:

4 levels contained within the first album in the game.
Accessibility settings and calibration equal to the full version.
No custom keybindings or character customization.

This game's development is very community driven, so if you have any feedback, ideas or more, consider joining the discord!

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #794043 english

6 hrs at review

Recommended

It's fun, it's challenging, the music is absolute vibes, plenty of content already, and there's a level editor on the way apparently? Hell yeah. Good stuff.