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LOUD

Hyperstrange · Jul 15, 2022

PC · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

Everyone

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Slam down on those chords - the guitar riffs start now! Take a deep breath and step into a musical journey to make your dreams come true and become a real artist! Immerse yourself in the ultimate arcade guitar experience and get lost in its rhythmic beats and beautiful audiovisual effects. This is the story about Astrid - a teenage girl who’s not quite fond of this ‘growing up’ thing. We’ve all been there. To help take her mind off the mundane, she occupies her free time with her greatest love: music. Grab your broomstick and play to your heart’s content - your bedroom is your concert! Shred sick tunes as a radical garage band, throw air guitars in the subway or in a local pub, and join Astrid on a wild adventure to sign her first contract with a talent scout.

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  • Way Too Many Games

    Aaron Price · Aug 26, 2022

    8.5
    LOUD doesn’t feel like it was trying to copy the myriad of other rhythm-based games released over the years. It does feel like its own thing. The way the story is built feels much more like a personal story, making it feel more unique than other games in the genre. On top of that, it feels relatable, and anyone can understand whether it’s for the style of music, wanting to be a musician, or just having a passion for anything that you need inspiration for.
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    SebastiaanRaats · Aug 24, 2022

    7.1
    LOUD is a fairly solid, if unremarkable rhythm title that sets itself apart through the successful implementation of a narrative. The overall gameplay is satisfying and the various difficulty levels add a lot of replayability. LOUD won’t set anyone’s world on fire, but it succeeds in what it sets out to do: marrying classic rhythm gameplay with a touching narrative. It’s worth seeking out for this alone.

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