Soundelta

About

Try your hand at a new spin on traditional rhythm gameplay, with a rotating 3x3 lane layout. Learn the ropes and relax on accessible lower difficulties, or test your reflexes to the extreme with the highest difficulties. Every map includes handmade music synced VFX, adding another level of expression and intensity to the gameplay. Use the in-game editor to create custom maps, your style. Go all…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

73%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

gameplay6 positive mentions

music2 negative mentions

The base gameplay is fun and offers a refreshing take on rhythm games.
The game has potential for custom content, and players are eager for workshop support to share and download songs.
The unique spin mechanic adds an interesting layer to the gameplay, making it different from other rhythm games.

The game suffers from frequent crashes and significant calibration issues with audio offsets.
The user interface and overall polish feel unfinished, with many elements appearing as placeholders.
The odd number of keys and the spin mechanic can make gameplay feel janky and difficult to master.

gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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36%
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The gameplay is generally enjoyable but requires significant adjustments, particularly regarding the placement of health and score indicators, which can disrupt fast-paced play. Players have noted bugs in the song editor and occasional crashes, indicating that the game feels more like a prototype than a polished product. While the unique mechanics and inspiration from other games are appreciated, the current design, including the three-lane system, feels restrictive and could benefit from more innovative features.
- “The base gameplay is definitely fun, but the whole thing needs lots of tweaking.”
- “I love the unique gameplay concept that they've come up with.”
- “Spin mechanic is cool but can feel a bit janky at times.”
- “The health, score, and other information is on the far edges of the screen while your eyes are naturally glued to the center, making it awkward and risky to check them during more fast-paced gameplay.”
- “Some bugs in the editor and sometimes the game crashes while trying to make a song. Gameplay overall can be better, but this game came out 3 days ago and I'm pretty sure this is just a passion project, so I don't mind it. I like how this game took inspiration from Sound Voltex, but I do not like how it has 3 lanes; 3 lanes take a little bit to get used to.”
- “Fix your gameplay, and actually have something beyond a prototype before releasing it on Steam.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a strong desire for workshop support to facilitate the sharing and downloading of custom songs, which they believe would enhance the game's music experience. Additionally, some users report issues with timing offsets that negatively impact their gameplay, indicating a need for improvements in the music synchronization.
- “This game desperately needs workshop support since having an easy-to-use tool to share and download custom songs would motivate people to create custom content.”
- “In my case, it gave me an offset of -23, which meant the notes I was hitting to the music had already flown off-screen.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The graphics have been criticized for their simplistic design, with buttons appearing as plain white boxes and in-game visuals consisting mainly of glowing objects. Additionally, many UI elements seem poorly crafted, suggesting a lack of attention to detail in their creation.
- “Each button is just a white box, the in-game visuals are just various glowing objects, and many little UI details seem to have been drawn with a mouse once and then left in.”