- June 5, 2014
- Gaijin Games
BIT.TRIP FLUX
Platforms
About
"BIT.TRIP FLUX" is the final installment of the BIT.TRIP series, featuring rhythm-based gameplay with retro-style visuals. In this game, players control the Commander, guiding a stream of pixels through a variety of music-based levels. Different from previous entries, the gameplay in FLUX flows in reverse, creating a unique challenge for fans of the series.











- Visually stunning with beautiful graphics and an incredible soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience.
- Gameplay is engaging and offers a nostalgic return to the mechanics of BIT.TRIP BEAT, with the addition of checkpoints making it more accessible.
- The game has a strong emotional narrative that ties together the BIT.TRIP series, providing a satisfying conclusion for fans.
- The PC port is severely broken, with an unbeatable first boss due to a long-standing bug that has not been fixed, rendering a significant portion of the game inaccessible.
- Performance issues, including input lag and graphical glitches, detract from the overall experience, making it frustrating to play.
- The lack of mouse sensitivity options and the game's reliance on mouse controls lead to a cumbersome and often unresponsive gameplay experience.
music
47 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with many reviewers praising its beautiful, calming, and energizing qualities that enhance the gameplay experience. The soundtrack is described as phenomenal, often evoking strong emotional responses, and seamlessly integrates with the game's rhythm mechanics. While some critiques mention issues with gameplay, the overall consensus is that the music is a standout feature, making it a must-play for fans of rhythm and music games.
“The soundtrack is phenomenal and the gameplay is fast but yet so smooth.”
“The graphics are stunning, the music is breathtaking, and when you add those two aspects together with the beats and game modes, it creates a concoction that was powerful enough to bring me to tears for the first time in as long as I can remember.”
“The music is so soothing that I feel relaxed after finishing the game.”
“Conclusion: I would have very much preferred to keep this version of the musical solo PvE pong paddle over Beat, so this is a disappointment and makes me look at Bit Trip Beat in a worse light while still not offering a better alternative.”
“But currently there are still a few problems with the game, most notably the music.”
“The music is chiptune inspired, and Flux is mainly composed of remixes from the first level in Beat.”