- August 11, 2017
- Sergey Shushunov
Equalizer
18%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
gameplay, stability
23% User Score 30 reviews
Platforms
About
Equalizer is a musical arcade game in which you act as the main character inside a music tape recorder where you have to jump on platforms and discover new possibilities, such as music tracks and environments.








Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews
music7 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The music in the game is enjoyable and well-received by players.
- The graphics and visual design of the environments are considered beautiful.
- There is potential for the game to improve if the existing issues are addressed.
- Gameplay is severely hindered by long loading screens and unresponsive controls.
- The tutorial is overly lengthy and frustrating, often freezing player movement during critical moments.
- Platforming mechanics are poorly designed, leading to frequent glitches and frustrating gameplay experiences.
music
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the house/techno genre and find it enjoyable and addictive, others criticize it for being overly loud and distracting, with a lack of options to adjust the volume. Additionally, the gameplay's fast pace often prevents players from fully appreciating the musical backdrop. Overall, the music is a highlight for some, but its execution leaves much to be desired for others.
“What I liked: the music.”
“The music in the game is good.”
“The game has a good musical accompaniment, pretty addictive gameplay.”
“It's one of the most dull, lackluster, and overall degrading music jumper games I have ever played.”
“Super loud and super annoying that you can't move while the dude is talking; furthermore, I couldn't find the settings button to turn down the loud music (might not even exist). Do not buy this game.”
“For a 3D platformer, the controls are wonky but you get used to it. The music genre is mainly house/techno music, which I enjoy, but for some players it isn't. The background is most of the time very beautiful, but you don't have enough time to enjoy it as the developer doesn't give the player enough time during the action of that mode.”