Daedaluz

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Daedaluz is a single player action game. It was developed by VagoGames and was released on July 12, 2020. It received very positive reviews from players.

Daedaluz is a game about maneuverability and obstacle avoidance where your ship breaks apart as you collide with them. Try to reach the end in consecutive increasingly difficult levels or try infinity mode and see how long you can survive.

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Single-Player

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95%Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

Relaxing atmosphere with minimalist art design and calm music that aids focus on puzzles.
Intuitive controls and unique damage mechanic that allows recovery after collisions.
Free to play with a decent amount of levels and challenging gameplay suitable for casual and puzzle fans.

Lack of options to mute or adjust music volume within the game.
Relatively short length and limited content, with some levels feeling less challenging or randomly ordered.
Missing quality-of-life features like multiple undo actions, control remapping, and a level editor.

music
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The game's music is generally well-received, described as nice and fitting the retro style, though the soundtrack loop is somewhat noticeable. A major drawback is the lack of in-game audio controls, including the inability to mute or adjust music volume, which limits player customization. Users suggest adding audio options would enhance the experience, especially since the game’s sound cues are non-essential and many prefer listening to their own music while playing.
- “Cool game with nice music and fun gameplay.”
- “I didn't expect a lot from a free game and it looked fairly simple, but: it is challenging, has a great soundtrack and has a nice retro style.”
- “I feel like the point where the soundtrack loops might be a little too noticeable, but other than that it's good!”
- “Its biggest problem is no option to turn off the music.”
- “Missing many QoL features: controls can't be re-bound or changed, no control over music volume, etc.”
- “Audio options would be great too: since the gameplay doesn't feature any essential sound cues, it's exactly the kind of game that could be enjoyed while listening to something else, but not being able to mute the music interferes with this.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally simple and somewhat shallow, with varied obstacles and basic mechanics that may benefit from enhancements like a level creator and audio options. While some find it fun with nice music, others view it as unengaging compared to similar mobile games.
- “Cool game with nice music and fun gameplay.”
- “This is free, which is entirely noble, but the quality is poor and the gameplay too shallow for me to recommend.”
- “It's got many different obstacles and fairly simple mechanics, and adding a workshop and level creator could really be an improvement.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in Daedaluz feature a simple yet attractive low poly neon/vector art style that complements the fast-paced gameplay. The modern, visually clean design enhances the endless runner experience without overwhelming the player. Overall, the graphics are effective and easy on the eyes, fitting well with the game's smooth controls and dynamic movement.
- “Daedaluz is a free-to-play low poly neon/vector art style 3D endless runner where you 'fly' down a constrained path dodging various obstacles.”
- “The graphics are simple yet attractive, and the controls are easy to get a feel for.”
- “Nice yet low-intensity graphics.”