Melodier

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Melodier is a single player casual puzzle game with a mystery theme. It was developed by XD Games Studio and was released on March 18, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

See also About the GameChallenge yourself in this minimalistic puzzle game about musical melodies. Connect the blocksMove freely around the scenery and connect the blocks in the form you think will solve the puzzle Solve the puzzleTry and connect the blocks in the way described on the level, once you reach the position you completed it! Discover the MelodyOnce you solve the puzzle a piece o…

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83%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

gameplay2 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

The game features well-designed levels that provide a rewarding experience upon completion, especially with the musical endings.
It offers a unique and creative twist on traditional sokoban mechanics, allowing players to create melodies instead of just solving puzzles.
The game is engaging and progressively challenging, with later levels providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment.

The music selection is confusing and does not significantly impact gameplay, with many repeated songs and underwhelming background music.
The puzzles require minimal brain usage, making them feel simplistic and lacking depth compared to other games by the same developer.
The aesthetic of the game is disappointing, failing to match the theme of music despite being a music-oriented puzzle game.

music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has been criticized for being simplistic and poorly selected, with many users noting its lack of relevance to the gameplay and the prevalence of repetitive tracks. While some appreciated the pleasant musical endings and level progression, the overall aesthetic and quality of the background music were deemed underwhelming and reminiscent of low-quality royalty-free tracks.
- “Great game to pass the time and as inspiration for musical notes.”
- “I really loved how the levels have excellent progression and especially the musical ending of each level.”
- “A different and very pleasant puzzle; at the end, a melody plays, leaving you wondering what the music is.”
- “The aesthetic is underwhelming, and for a game that is ostensibly about the love of music, the background music is the worst royalty-free PowerPoint-core stuff I've heard.”
- “Requires barely any brain usage and has many repeated songs (at least one-third of all the songs).”
- “As I thought some music theory knowledge was a need to solve the puzzles, it turned out they would still be solved if the musical notes were replaced with cat paws.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features engaging puzzle mechanics reminiscent of Sokobond, where players create melodies instead of chemical elements. Initially complex, the game becomes increasingly enjoyable as players familiarize themselves with the mechanics, leading to a rewarding sense of accomplishment upon completing levels.
- “Reminds me of the Sokobond mechanics, but you create melodies instead of chemical elements.”
- “Super interesting puzzle; at first, it seems a little complicated because of the different mechanics, but as the levels go by, you will become more and more familiar with the mechanics and have even more fun with the feeling of finishing a level.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are considered underwhelming, failing to impress players, while the background music is criticized for being low-quality and reminiscent of generic royalty-free tracks.
- “The aesthetic is underwhelming, and for a game that is ostensibly about the love of music, the background music is the worst royalty-free PowerPoint-style stuff I've heard.”