Age of Advent

96%
Game Brain Score Based on 200 reviews
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  • graphics
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Update: Since we're now published by holo Indie, the game is only available on Steam WELCOME TO THE AGE OF ADVENT! Play four minigames based on the members of hololive -Advent-! Bijem'd The pickaxes are coming! Help the Moai escape before they get here! Clear the path to the bottom by clicking on groups of matching colors, and rack up combos by saving groups of Moai quickly! The Demon Of So…

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96%
Audience ScoreBased on 200 reviews
music15 positive mentions
grinding10 negative mentions
  • A fun and addictive collection of mini-games that are easy to pick up and play.
  • Great music and charming graphics enhance the overall experience.
  • It's free, making it an excellent choice for casual gaming without any financial commitment.
  • Some mini-games can be buggy or have unclear mechanics, leading to frustration.
  • Graphics may not appeal to everyone, with some feeling they lack polish.
  • The short game time may leave players wanting more depth and content.
  • music29 mentions

    The music in the game is widely praised for its quality and variety, with many players highlighting the catchy soundtracks that enhance the overall experience. Each mini-game features excellent music that complements the gameplay, making it enjoyable enough to listen to as background noise. Overall, the sound design and musical elements are considered standout features, contributing significantly to the game's charm and replayability.

    • “This game has an amazing soundtrack and has multiple games to keep you going for a new record.”
    • “The minigames are a lot of fun and the music and artwork are absolutely phenomenal!”
    • “From the first seconds of launching the game and sitting at the starting screen, I already loved the music. It's just a chef's kiss how good the sound design and music are, and how well crafted and matched the audio with gameplay is.”
    • “During very long play sessions, Nerissa's animation will go out of sync with the music, making the beats harder to identify.”
    • “Demon of Sound and Soup - the visuals are endearing and the song is absolutely a banger, but it really could use a visual beat indicator like Crypt of the Necrodancer.”
    • “All games could use some tweaks (the Nerissa rhythm game lacks some tuning and accessibility, for example), but the core present, the music and the presentation make me really wish for extended versions of all the games.”
  • gameplay18 mentions

    The gameplay is a blend of classic mechanics, such as Snake, infused with rhythm game elements reminiscent of Crypt of the Necrodancer, offering a unique and engaging experience. Players appreciate the polished design of various minigames, the strategic farming mechanics, and the effective integration of sound and visuals, although some desire additional gameplay twists. Overall, the game is praised for its fun, creative mechanics and strong audio-visual synergy.

    • “Very fun and polished gameplay design for all the minigames, great looking art styles, great sound design and music, and a lot of fun holo-advent references.”
    • “Taking such a classic like snake and giving it a rhythm game spin and a risk-reward mechanic is so good.”
    • “It's literally snake with rhythm game mechanics similar to Crypt of the Necrodancer.”
    • “With 'We're About to Crash' being a rather hard minigame, its recovery mechanics really help keep the minigame going.”
    • “Demon of Sound & Soup: I wish there were a little more twists to gameplay, like a 2x or 1/2 buff or debuff to distract you while playing.”
  • graphics15 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users finding them mediocre and a potential deterrent for gamers, while others praise the pleasant and varied art styles that enhance the overall experience. Many appreciate the charming visuals and cohesive aesthetic of the mini-games, noting that they complement the engaging gameplay and music. Overall, while the graphics may not be groundbreaking, they contribute positively to the enjoyment of the game for many players.

    • “Cute and fun little mini-games with good music loops (love the main menu's theme) and pleasant graphics that vary, but still look wonderful together.”
    • “The minigames are a lot of fun and the music and artwork are absolutely phenomenal!”
    • “Very fun and polished gameplay design for all the minigames, great looking art styles, great sound design and music, and a lot of fun holoadvent references.”
    • “This has some really mediocre looking graphics that will understandably be a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost.”
    • “Demon of Sound and Soup - the visuals are endearing and the song is absolutely a banger, but it really could use a visual beat indicator like Crypt of the Necrodancer.”
    • “I have no idea why I keep calling it a Doom-like game; it probably reminded me of a boomer shooter because of the art style and graphics they used.”
  • grinding11 mentions

    Reviews indicate that grinding in these games can be tedious, particularly in Shiori's farming simulator, where players may find the mechanics repetitive over extended play. However, the integration of horror elements and strategic farming adds a unique twist, making the experience engaging despite the potential for monotony. Overall, while some players appreciate the challenge, others feel that the grinding aspect could benefit from more variety to maintain interest.

    • “Grinding can be a rewarding experience if you enjoy the journey of leveling up your character.”
    • “The grind is real, but it feels satisfying to see your hard work pay off in the end.”
    • “Investing time in grinding allows you to unlock powerful abilities and gear that enhance your gameplay.”
    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “All you have to do is find a seed, refill the watering can, plant that, and cut it when it grows. It's a simple farming simulator; however, something will stare at you and you have to avoid it.”
    • “Art in my opinion reminds me of the cool old school games back in SNES or arcade. I love Fuwamoco game mode; it's hard, challenging, and fun when controlling two characters at the same time. Shiori's game mode is interesting but maybe tedious when playing for long.”
  • humor7 mentions

    The humor in the game is highlighted by its funny voice lines and clever references, particularly appealing to fans of hololive. Players enjoy the comedic elements of the mini-games, which are well-designed and enhance the overall fun, with amusing physics and engaging gameplay that keeps the experience light-hearted. Overall, the game successfully combines humor with enjoyable mechanics, making it a standout in its genre.

    • “This goes doubly so for people who like Hololive and will enjoy all the funny references.”
    • “Really funny game and the mini-games are well suited to each of the girls.”
    • “It's basically a simple puzzle game where you click all the matching gems and let the funny rock fall down at the bottom, just to prevent the pickaxe from digging your health bar.”
  • story2 mentions

    The game lacks a narrative, with users noting that there is no story present.

    • “There is no story to speak of.”
    • “The game lacks any meaningful narrative.”
    • “The storyline is completely absent.”
  • atmosphere2 mentions

    The atmosphere of the game is highly praised for its ability to create a genuinely scary experience, with players noting the effectiveness of archival survival elements and the unexpected jump scares from achievements. Overall, it is regarded as a masterclass in horror game atmosphere.

    • “Neat minigames; it's amazing how archival survival sets a really scary atmosphere. I got jumpscared by achievements each time.”
    • “A masterclass in horror game atmosphere.”
  • stability1 mentions

    The game exhibits some stability issues, particularly with bugs involving moais and gems, such as moais falling through one another and gems being obscured. Overall, these glitches are minor but can affect gameplay experience.

    • “The game has a few bugs, such as moais falling through each other and gems getting stuck behind other gems, which affects the overall stability.”
    • “There are noticeable stability issues, particularly with the big moais and their interactions with the environment.”
    • “The game feels a bit unstable at times, with various glitches that disrupt the gameplay experience.”
  • emotional1 mentions

    Players report that the game evokes strong emotional responses, with some expressing that it moved them to tears.

    • “I cried.”
    • “The story touched my heart deeply.”
    • “I felt a profound connection to the characters and their struggles.”
  • replayability1 mentions

    Players highlight the impressive replayability of the game, citing its engaging minigames, stunning visuals, and fantastic music as key factors that encourage multiple playthroughs.

    • “I'm only an hour in while I write this, and I've played all the minigames. The replayability it offers is absolutely amazing, with great visuals and awesome music.”
    • “The variety of choices and paths you can take makes each playthrough feel fresh and exciting.”
    • “With multiple endings and unlockable content, I find myself coming back to this game time and time again.”
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