- September 27, 2018
- Polyphonic LP
Resynth
49%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
music
82% User Score 11 reviews
Platforms
About
Resynth is a relaxing puzzle game that allows players to unravel rhythms and restore harmony to a musical soundscape. With 72 levels of analog synth and bass loops, players can remix music and advance at their own pace. The game also features a puzzle editor, where players can create and share their own unique tracks using Steam Workshop.



Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
- Engaging puzzles with a unique music integration that rewards players as they progress.
- Stylish graphics and a sleek aesthetic that enhance the overall experience.
- Offers a variety of levels and progression paths, making it easy to jump in and enjoy.
- The game punishes players for using the Undo feature, which is frustrating in a puzzle game.
- Music and sound design may not appeal to everyone, and can detract from the gameplay experience.
- Initial levels can become more difficult to navigate as players solve them, contrary to traditional box-pushing mechanics.
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is described as unique and integral to its identity, with a progression that enhances the gameplay experience, though it may not significantly improve by the end. While the music elements add a fun layer to the puzzle mechanics, they are not central to the core gameplay. Overall, players appreciate the musical rewards and the engaging nature of the puzzles.
“The music elements of the game definitely make it unique, though the music and sound is not a core gameplay element.”
“Overall it's a fun little puzzle game with interesting music elements.”
“Resynth is a great little music puzzle game that encourages you to think about what your most optimal next move is in order to achieve a better outcome, but doesn't lock you out from still completing the puzzle and enjoying the great musical rewards for taking your time!”
“The first issue is the music.”
“There is a kind of progression in the music as I solve the game, but it doesn't really sound better at the end than it does at the start.”
“The music elements of the game definitely make it unique, though the music and sound are not a core gameplay element.”