QUALIA 3: Multi Agent

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QUALIA 3: Multi Agent is a single player shooter game. It was developed by Shindenken and was released on April 18, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Qualia 3: Multi Agent" is a first-person puzzle game that challenges players to control and switch between multiple entities to solve complex puzzles. Players must use each agent's unique abilities and perspective to navigate through levels and unlock doors, portals, and new areas. The game features a unique and engaging gameplay mechanics that requires strategic thinking and quick reflexes.

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

music4 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique and innovative gameplay experience that breaks away from traditional arena shooters, providing a fresh challenge.
It features a catchy soundtrack and decent visuals that enhance the overall experience.
Once players invest time to learn the mechanics, the game can be quite fun and rewarding, especially with its strategic elements.

Progression is slow and requires significant grinding to unlock upgrades, which can be frustrating for players.
The game lacks clear tutorials and guidance, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics and controls.
Many players find the combat tedious, as it often takes multiple attempts to defeat enemies, leading to a lack of pacing in the gameplay.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
46%
27%
Qualia features unique gameplay mechanics that blend elements of shoot'em'up games with a focus on movement rather than shooting, offering a different experience for players seeking innovation. However, the lack of a proper tutorial and slow progression, combined with unresponsive controls and limited mechanics, detracts from the overall enjoyment, leading to a gameplay experience that some find tedious and disappointing. While the visuals and soundtrack are praised, the gameplay itself has received mixed to negative feedback for its execution.
- “Qualia has unique gameplay mechanics, visuals, and a cool soundtrack.”
- “If you are not fixed to the standard move and shoot shoot'em'ups but want to try something a bit different, while still having some of the mechanics, I can highly recommend this game.”
- “- Character evolution morphs gameplay style.”
- “The game doesn't seem to have a proper tutorial (considering the 'net' mechanic), and I forgot to mention that if an enemy gets too close or shoots, it hurts you.”
- “Progression isn't slow in a 'low skill floor, high skill ceiling' kind of way, but in a 'this game offers slow monsters, slow craft, few gameplay mechanics and nothing other than vague 'monster' iteration.”
- “Gameplay itself is like playing in a fishtank filled with viscous oil - slow, unresponsive, and yawnsome.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
16%
17%
The game's soundtrack is generally praised for its catchiness and unique style, enhancing the overall experience with fun dance beats. However, some players find the music becomes repetitive over time, and there are concerns about the lack of music controls and confusing gameplay mechanics. Overall, the music complements the visuals well, despite some gameplay frustrations.
- “Qualia has unique gameplay mechanics, visuals, and a cool soundtrack.”
- “- the dance beats style music is very catchy.”
- “The music is fun at first but does get repetitive.”
- “Yeah, the resolution is handpicked by the game, and I didn't see a music control. Also, there is no mouse control, but the joystick works very well.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
17%
50%
The graphics in Qualia are described as somewhat generic but practical, avoiding excessive effects unrelated to gameplay mechanics. While the visuals are considered nice and fitting, they are presented in a fixed 1024x768 resolution, which some players find limiting. Overall, the graphics are intriguing but do not compensate for the game's disappointing gameplay.
- “Qualia has unique gameplay mechanics, visuals, and a cool soundtrack.”
- “It's cheaper and the graphics are better.”
- “The presentation is rendered in a 1024x768 window or full screen in the same non-customizable resolution, making windowed play optimal solely for crisper 1024x768 visuals.”
- “While the description and graphics are definitely intriguing, the actual gameplay was dreadful.”
- “Graphics are okay, a bit generic, but practical, as they do not overfill with effects that are not directly linked to the game mechanics, unlike many other games.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players note that the game involves significant grinding to obtain better weapons, which can be seen as a drawback.
- “On the downside, this game requires a lot of grinding to get decent weapons.”
- “The grinding in this game feels endless and tedious, making progress frustrating.”
- “I found the grinding to be a major chore, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The story is criticized for lacking depth and engagement, with reviewers noting it offers no replay value or compelling hooks, resulting in a dull experience.
- “This has no replay value, no story, no real hooks and is just a boring snoozefest of blue and green biocreatures.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is criticized for lacking replay value, with reviewers noting the absence of a compelling story or engaging elements, leading to a monotonous experience. However, some players suggest that the fun factor may provide a reason to revisit, despite uncertainty about the game's overall length and replayability.
- “This has no replay value, no story, no real hooks, and is just a boring snoozefest of blue and green biocreatures.”
- “I'm recommending this one based on fun factor, though I have not played long enough to know the length or replayability of the game.”