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Lyrica
Released On: Mar 28, 2019
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It's rare that I find a game so completely inspiring that it continues to consume my thoughts beyond the game, and encourages me to learn something new. I've always had an interest in Chinese history and artistic tradition. I've always had an interest in poetry. I've never had an excuse to delve into Chinese poetry and the history of its poets before Lyrica. And I'm so thankful that Lyrica has given me the reminder and excuse to do so.
Many elements are cited in this compact musical game: gameplay that requires a lot of skill, varied music, poetry and Chinese philosophy, a lot of detail in the millenary history of the largest region in the world... There is no doubt that it is a complete pack.
Lyrica comes together quite well in presentation and gameplay, but it’s going to have a limited audience by design. The theme—although interesting—doesn’t lend itself to the type of frenetic fun conveyed through most other rhythm games. Also, rhythm games on the Switch require portable play and (ideally) a pair of headphones, limiting their accessibility. If you’re used to that, Lyrica is a unique entry in the genre. If not, there are others out there that will likely hold your attention longer and at a lower price point.
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Summary A music game that has Chinese poetry as its theme and comes and goes between modern and ancient China. This is a game that allows players to enjoy musical pieces that are fusions of the classical Chinese poetry of Li Bai and Du Fu with modern music such as rock, ballad, and jazz. There are three modes, Story, in which the stories of mode...
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Mar 28, 2019
Developer:
- Rnova Studio
Publisher: Cosen
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