The Bit.Trip series comes full-circle with Bit.Trip Flux, CommanderVideo's final adventure. Get ready for classic paddle-based gameplay as CommanderVideo returns to the source. Whether a hardened Bit.Trip veteran or a brave new contender, you'll be faced with new challenges that will make even the most experienced Bit.Trippers weep. Enjoy new challenges presented within the familiar paddle-based gameplay which started the phenomenon called Bit.Trip.
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This is the most beautiful game of the BIT.TRIP series in terms of music and graphical style. I probably sunk the most hours into this one of all the BIT.TRIP games, and I still listen to the soundtrack very often. And that ending, it still moves me to tears sometimes. Here's all you need to know about this stunningly bad port: - Lag causes beats to go through the paddle. - Timing bugs make powerups run out too early, causing challenge segments to be impossible. - The gorgeous backgrounds are barely visible due to lighting errors. - Vsync causes input lag that you cannot avoid unless you run the game in windowed mode. (Unless you disable the FPS cap in the ini file, which creates even more timing issues.) - Glitch still present from the WiiWare releases allows you to glitch perfects with great ease. - The studio who did this port made a patch, but they are done working on this game an
"Whether a hardened BIT.TRIP veteran or a brave new contender, you'll be faced with new challenges that will make even the most experienced BIT.TRIPPERS weep." - Steam store description Why will you weep? Because the PC version is bugged with an unbeatable first boss. If this ever gets patched I will change my review to a positive one, but as this game currently stands it is unbeatable due to a completely game-breaking bug.
Yeah, yeah... Port is very bad and many people will experience problems with running this game propertly. No leaderboards, no comparing your results to friends... Situation is not good, but at least the person responsible for it is active on forums and tries his best to help everyone with issues. Still, that is more points for good intentions than performance. The game itself however... Man... Bit.Trip FLUX has one of the most moving video game soundtracks I ever listened in the indie game. Beats and instruments are incredibly warm and cheerful, yet distant and alien. Sound design the strongest point of the series and FLUX delivers the touching ending note. Gameplay is just a mirrored version of Bit.Trip BEAT, but for me those last three songs make the difference. Overarching theme of the whole series is on full force here and if you are already intrigued by this whole mysterious plot t
Bugs so bad that now the only way you can buy this game is through bundles. The GAME is worth your time. But you'll want to buy ANY OTHER PORT to even have a sliver of fun. EDIT: Welp, can't buy the game anymore. Emulate or bust!
Another great port of the Bit. Trip Series. This is an exact port of the Wii version, though I wish it had some of the 3DS enhancements, mainly being able to see the bonus beats. Mouse is INFINITELY harder than using a stylus on the 3DS. Really like how the title screen changes from Epiphany's background to the planet from after you beat Catharsis
Excellent Game. 2nd best port, would have been the best if it had: Sensitivity controls The title screen Fixed music intervals Really hard game, a game fit for a true BIT.TRIPPER, or any rhythm expert around the world. Edit: I'm not sure what people are talking about, but on my PC, things are fine, I just had to change my mouse settings, I didn't see any input lag
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