- February 27, 2023
- Mugzone
Malody V
Platforms
About
"Malody V is a cross-platform music game simulator that supports multiple modes, including Key, Catch, Pad, Taiko, Ring, Slide Live, and Cube. The game features full-featured chart and skin editors for each mode, as well as online ranking and multiplayer support. It also supports a variety of chart formats such as osu, sm, bms, pms, mc, and tja, and offers features like keysound charts, play recording, and various play effects."
- The game has potential and could improve with future updates.
- It runs decently on Linux under Wine, making it accessible for more users.
- Some players still find enjoyment in the game despite its current issues.
- The game lacks essential features and feels incomplete, resembling an alpha version.
- Many users are disappointed with the removal of features from the old client and the confusing UI.
- Scores do not submit to ranked leaderboards, which is a significant drawback for competitive players.
music4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeUsers express frustration with the music aspect of the game, particularly regarding compatibility issues with BMS files and the inability to import skins. The game fails to function as a pop'n music simulator, often crashing during loading, and the song formats supported do not align with those available from the client.
“BMS files got me excited to see how well it would work as a pop'n music simulator, only to find out it doesn't work; it just starts loading and then boots you out.”
“I cannot import skins either. Songs downloaded from the client are formatted as 'mc', but Malody V only supports 'mcz' and 'mcb' for some reason.”
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