- August 31, 2018
- Anarch Entertainment
NOISZ
Platforms
About
"NOISZ" is a single-player visual novel game that combines music game and shoot-em-up elements for a unique experience. With 16 tracks, challenging boss fights, and deep scoring mechanics, players can expect intense gameplay and replayability. The game also features a full-fledged visual novel story with colorful characters and surprising twists, as well as dance pad support.





- The game offers a unique blend of bullet hell and rhythm mechanics, providing a challenging yet rewarding experience.
- The soundtrack is diverse and engaging, enhancing the gameplay and making each song feel distinct.
- The community and developer support are strong, with active engagement and helpful resources available for players.
- The game can be difficult to navigate due to unclear settings and options, leading to potential frustration for new players.
- Performance issues, such as lag and stuttering, can detract from the overall experience, making it less enjoyable for some users.
- The story progression can feel lengthy and repetitive, requiring players to replay earlier sections to access new content.
music
110 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its diversity and quality, featuring a range of electronic genres that enhance the gameplay experience. Players appreciate how the bullet patterns and enemy attacks are intricately designed to sync with the music, creating an immersive rhythm-based challenge. The soundtrack not only complements the emotional narrative but also offers varying difficulty levels, catering to both casual players and hardcore enthusiasts seeking intense challenges.
“The ending of the final route does a great job at meshing together gameplay, story, and music to create an emotional experience.”
“Not only are your own attacks locked to the beat of the music, but enemies' attack patterns are heavily based around the music as well, making for an incredibly immersive experience.”
“The music is diverse, amazing, and you can tell that each stage had heart put into every one, especially the ones found in the DLC. I encourage anyone who loves music, story, and even shmup games to give this a go and immerse yourself in this wonderful game!”
“Summary: I find the game very fun to play, even though I don't necessarily like a lot of the music used in the game.”
“As many songs later in the story are very difficult and require memorization and preferably a good style-core combination, you'd most likely restart the entire story and play through the comparatively easy songs of the first few chapters for a while before fighting the harder bosses again.”
“But the music itself is decent.”