- July 27, 2017
- Magenta Factory
Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies
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About
"Bai Qu: Hundreds of Melodies" is a rhythm game where players tap buttons in time with traditional Chinese music. The game features a variety of songs and difficulty levels, as well as a unique storyline and character progression system. Players must master the beats and rhythms to complete each song and unlock new challenges.











- The story is beautifully written and tackles difficult existential subjects, providing a heartwarming experience that resonates with players.
- The art style and music are praised for their quality, creating a pleasant and immersive atmosphere throughout the game.
- Voice acting is generally well-received, adding depth to the characters and enhancing the overall experience.
- The pacing of the story is slow, which may deter players looking for a more engaging or fast-paced experience.
- The English translation has issues with typos and awkward phrasing, making it sometimes difficult to follow the narrative.
- There are very few choices available in the game, making it feel more like a kinetic novel than a traditional visual novel.
story
136 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a heartfelt exploration of friendship and love, centered around a boy's relationship with a terminally ill girl, which evokes a range of emotions from joy to sadness. While some find the pacing slow and the choices limited, many appreciate the beautiful writing, art, and music that enhance the overall experience. Overall, it is described as touching and memorable, with a focus on the deeper meanings behind the characters' interactions.
“The story is involving; I keep humming melodies from the OST throughout the day. One feels the leisure, carefree happiness the characters are experiencing, and I'm eager for more.”
“It is a very touching story with beautiful music and nice illustrations.”
“Very beautiful story; you can't let it go until you find out what really happened, and even if you found out what happened and let it go, you'll want to return to this story again and again… because good stories must never end.”
“I found myself wondering if the story would finally finish only for a new chapter to appear, and I will admit to skimming sometimes.”
“The story is spread fairly thin like most slice of life, and your principal engagement will be seeing the sweet interactions among characters as they grow on you.”
“It is a very slow simmer of a story.”