PQube and developer Joysteak Studios' upcoming musical platformer Songbird Symphony is getting ever closer to launch and, to celebrate, a brand new trailer has been released.
Blending your usual platform game traits with rhythm action elements, this one hopes to get players groovin' as they play. You'll need to feel the beat as you run and jump around the world, pressing the buttons at the right time to progress. You can see some gameplay in the new trailer above, and we've also got a little more info for you below.
On the quest to learn more about his true legacy, Birb follows every lead he can find! Doing so, he does not always end up with benevolent characters like the wise owl, but also crosses the paths of mischievous troublemakers! No matter the encounter, earn their respect in challenging rhythm battles and help little Birb to find more about himself!
In Songbird Symphony, you are able to influence the background music with your puzzle-solving skills! The more creatures you help out on your way, the more musical elements are added to the background until you unlock the perfect symphony. Giving a hand to a friendly bee will, for example, make the spiders go up and down their web strings in joy, creating a lovely melody!
The game is scheduled for a worldwide release on 25th July, when it'll launch on Switch, PS4, and PC.
Do you like your games to have a musical twist? Does this one look like it'll hit the high notes? Share your thoughts with us below.
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That looks really cute and fun...but July...ouch. Fire Emblem (and Marvel UA3) month. I'll be back around December.
Visually it's nice, but the music itself needs to be more impressive given the theme of the game.
The soundfont really lets it down.
This is pretty heckin' adorable. Unfortunately my gaming schedule is already completely booked for July with God Eater 3, Kill la Kill, and Fire Emblem, but I'll keep an eye on it to be sure.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. Love it.
It looks charming. High hopes. If it plays well this could be a hit.
Off topic, but I really hope N remakes orbient with HD and Dolby Surround.
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This game actually looks really fun
Beautiful and interesting!
@RupeeClock Now you mention it the sound does let it down.
I think the music works, provided it develops further than what we heard here as you progress in the game. Not really my kind of thing, but I'm pretty sure my kids will love it, and I think that's the target market.
I'm more interested in Cadence of Hyrule for my rhythm/action hybrid ventures. Can't wait for that one.
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