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In conclusion, Aspire: Ina’s Tale is a well-designed adventure puzzle platformer with an emotionally descriptive musical soundtrack. The platforming and puzzle design is very good and contains some challenging moments, even for fans of the genre. The art style suits the game well with colour being put to good use...
In conclusion, Beyond a Steel Sky will hold great appeal for fans of the original game. The artwork is impressive and the story is interesting but there are many drawn-out sections that can affect the pace of the game. There is a lot of questioning required that can become tiresome...
In conclusion, Exo One is not only a visually impressive achievement. It also uses haunting music and realistic environmental sounds to transport the player into its strange worlds. Handling of the craft is unusual but works very well once you get the hang of it. The story is not blatantly...
Unpacking is an incredibly accessible, meditative game revolving around room decoration and block-fitting puzzles. There is no pressure here and the only target is to make each environment a satisfying place for the main character to live. This may not be the type of game that you usually play but...
Unpacking is an incredibly accessible, meditative game revolving around room decoration and block-fitting puzzles. There is no pressure here and the only target is to make each environment a satisfying place for the main character to live. This may not be the type of game that you usually play but...
If you are interested in platforming, exploration, colour based puzzles, turn-based combat and mini games, Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan has everything that you could want for a leisurely ten to twelve hour play through. This is a story about communication, listening to others and being empathetic to...
In conclusion, due to its origin and the number of words constantly displayed on screen Disco Elysium – The Final Cut sometimes comes across more as a visual novel than anything else. It is rare for a game to have such historical depth and deeply complex narrative and therefore it...
In conclusion, A Juggler’s Tale is a compact but perfectly formed cinematic experience. It is beautiful to look at and has an immersive atmosphere with a level of detail that pulls the player into its world. The focus here is on story with the game being pretty relaxing to...
Sable
Sable is unusual in that it puts the player firmly in control of how they want to play it. I cannot think of another game that has given me the choice to complete the story whenever I was ready, at whatever pace I chose. With a unique atmosphere conjured up...
The Big Con
In conclusion, This is an unusual game with a unique visual appearance and gameplay that revolves around interacting with everyone that you come across. There are lots of nineties references, some comedy moments, and a serious story at the bottom of it all. Criminality has never been so much fun,...
This game is not a simple proposition, although it may look like a typical 3D platforming game at heart it is a technically complex and at times very challenging addition to the Metroidvania genre. If you are a fan of these types of games it is well worth checking out...
Omno
In conclusion, Omno is a very calming experience of exploration and wonder. Anyone with an interest in platforming, puzzle-solving and losing themselves in a make-believe world should play it as soon as they can. It appears to this reviewer that the gamble taken by Jonas Manke in giving up his...
CriticDB tracks 48 Harm0nica reviews, averaging 74/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Harm0nica score in the Reviews tab.
Harm0nica score distribution
- 90–1004
- 80–8912
- 70–7922
- 60–697
- 50–593
- Below 500

















