The visuals are very electronic.
Like Panzer Dragoon for the late Sega Saturn
Or use your tracer on incoming objects
Your bodys in sync with the music can't stop it Broken Pixels (Ft. Jerome Chance) – Child of Eden
The game play is very similar to Panzer Dragoon for the Sega Saturn. In that game you locked on to targets and then fired on multiple targets at a time rather than aiming and shooting at individual targets. The difference in this game is that as youre firing on enemies you are actually conducting music and creating a visual show.
Among the most original I've ever selected
Child of Eden synesthesia perfected Broken Pixels (Ft. Jerome Chance) – Child of Eden
Child of Eden is an original game. Partially in plot concept but mostly because its an experiment on synaesthesia, integrating sound, vision and touch in one seamless experience.
To play Rez resurrected Broken Pixels (Ft. Jerome Chance) – Child of Eden
On the Xbox 360 version of he game you use the Kinect to play. Child of Eden is the spiritual successor to the game Rez
Gotta save Eden gotta save Lumi
First human to claim a conception in space
Gotta save her memory from virus consuming Broken Pixels (Ft. Jerome Chance) – Child of Eden
Child of Eden tasks you with reviving Lumi, the first human born in space, whose digital imprint has been saved on a newfangled, highly stylized version of the internet. Her memory is under assault from a vast fleet of neon-hued viruses which the player must “purify” by sailing through the five beautifully infected archives which contain her personality.
This game was extremely reminiscent of the Diablo series in both looks and gameplay.
Say who you want dead and then give us something
All of it sounds just like Chocobo squaking Broken Pixels (Ft. Jerome Chance) – Dungeon Siege III
There is a lot of unnecessary dialogue from the NPC’s in this game. It would be better if they just say “kill this person for me. Ill give you this in return” and let that be it. Chocobos are a large bird creature in the Final Fantasy Series (Dungeon Siege and Final Fantasy are published by Square Enix). They squawk. Thats what listening to the NPCs in this game sounds like after a while.
