- February 23, 2023
- Hyperstrange
- 12h median play time
Loud
Platforms
About
"LOUD: My Road to Fame is an arcade music rhythm game where a teenage girl embarks on a journey of self-discovery through music. Play with a gamepad and new approachable guitar controls, with 21 tracks produced by the developer's own band. Master songs to unlock outfits, guitars, and rock on with style."











- The game features a fun and engaging gameplay experience with a unique control scheme and a variety of challenging songs.
- The soundtrack is enjoyable, with many catchy tracks that players find themselves humming long after playing.
- The art style and overall aesthetic of the game are charming, contributing to a wholesome story about self-discovery through music.
- The story is minimal and generic, lacking depth and engagement, which may disappoint players looking for a strong narrative.
- There are limited customization options for characters and gameplay, which some players feel detracts from the overall experience.
- Some players have reported issues with note synchronization and the clarity of the gameplay mechanics, making it frustrating at higher difficulties.
music
162 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in this rhythm game has received a largely positive reception, with many players praising its catchy rock tracks and engaging gameplay. While some found certain songs generic or repetitive, others highlighted the originality and enjoyment of the soundtrack, particularly appreciating the inclusion of Japanese rock in the DLC. Overall, the music enhances the game's fun and challenging experience, although some players expressed a desire for a practice mode and the option to use their own music.
“A fun rhythm game comes with a neat wholesome story featuring a teenage rocker girl following her dreams and finding her inner voice on a heartwarming journey of self-discovery through music.”
“Jams on those rock band nostalgia beats; what a pleasure to have such a rhythm game on PC and its integration with the controller as a representation of guitar, exceptionally well done - loved the music; the Japanese DLC was a highlight as well.”
“One of the best music/rhythm games I've played in ages!”
“The songs are very generic rock songs which makes replaying them very boring.”
“On top of the bland music and unrewarding gameplay there's also the added annoyance of having to listen to an annoying 'woke' girl shouting random words during each stage and complaining about first world problems in the storyboards in between.”
“I'm 15 songs in and there is nothing worth playing here.”