- February 20, 2020
- Dominique Star
Evergreen Blues
75%Game Brain Score
music, story
gameplay, replayability
91% User Score 33 reviews
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About
Evergreen Blues is a suite of interactive songs by David Su and Dominique Star.




Audience ScoreBased on 33 reviews
music4 positive mentions
replayability2 negative mentions
- Evergreen Blues offers a unique and refreshing experience that blends captivating storytelling with an unforgettable musical journey.
- The game allows players to compose lyrics and engage with the music, creating a relaxing and chill atmosphere.
- It features simple controls and a beautiful art style, making it accessible and enjoyable for those who appreciate artistic and poetic experiences.
- The game is very short and lacks substantial gameplay, leading some to question its classification as a game rather than an interactive music demo.
- The music is often described as generic, which detracts from the overall experience for some players.
- Limited options for lyric choices can make the gameplay feel shallow and unimpactful.
music
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in "Evergreen Blues" is described as a central element that enhances the storytelling, creating an engaging and emotional experience for players. While some reviewers appreciate the unique concept and the ability to shape the music through lyric choices, others find the soundtrack to be generic and lacking depth. Overall, it is seen as a relaxing and artistic endeavor, appealing primarily to fans of music and interactive storytelling.
“Evergreen Blues is a refreshing breath of fresh air in the gaming world, blending captivating storytelling with an unforgettable musical experience.”
“From the first notes of the soundtrack to the final credits, I was hooked.”
“The music doesn't just accompany the story; it becomes an integral part of it, setting the tone for each emotional twist and turn.”
“The music is a little generic.”
“Evergreen Blues is not a game; it's an experimental e-book/interactive music demo that's been launched on Steam as a game, despite not being one.”
“As a conceptual effort without any sincere intention to be a game, this doesn't feature any notable gameplay; it's just an assembled mix of lyrics tied together with FMOD/Unity to allow the user to press buttons to add the lyrics to a song that plays out backed by a lazy, low poly, locked resolution greyscale backdrop.”