Keylocker | Turn Based Cyberpunk Action

Critic reviews

• Pure Nintendo

  KENNY MASSEY · Oct 14, 2024

  7.5

  Keylocker is a great turn-based, rhythm JRPG, but there are a few problems that should be addressed. If Moonana would fix the crashing, the broken quests, and the soft locks in fights, I think the game would be just about perfect. Unfortunately, it’s not there yet.

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• Siliconera

  Leigh Price · Sep 28, 2024

  5.0

  Ultimately, Keylocker was a frustrating experience. There’s some solid writing and a world that I’d love to explore further. Sadly, it’s buried under an unintuitive combat system and poor plotting for it to realize its full potential.

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• RPGFan

  Paul Skevington · Sep 28, 2024

  8.1

  As eclectic as its soundtrack, Keylocker has much to love, though with an underlying narrative experience that can be lacking, I can’t recommend the game to everyone. But the superb musical performances and the compelling oddity of it all are good reasons to consider downloading yourself into this flawed but unique adventure.

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• Hey Poor Player

  Cory Clark · Sep 21, 2024

  8.0

  In some ways, Keylocker is like going to a concert for a genre you’ve never listened to. Many will be scared or turned off by a sudden wall of things they might not understand, but those who face the music have a high chance of walking away with a smile and a new obsession. Keylocker, for me, was that concert, and having braved a storm of rough learning curves and story-sabotaging bugs and glitches, I do sincerely hope that Moonana has more tunes in store once they get extra practice in.

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• XboxEra

  Genghis Husameddin · Sep 20, 2024

  8.0

  Keylocker is a fun, beautiful turn-based RPG that does a great job of meshing not only a fun combat system but a sleuth of other minigames to keep its journey fresh. If you like rhythm games and an extensive timing-based combat system, look no further than this one.

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• PC Gamer

  Maddi Chilton · Sep 19, 2024

  4.7

  Despite plenty of style and cheek, Keylocker can’t get past the repetitive grind of its battles.

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