MonsterVine: "So Symphony is a music based game, but at the same time it's not. I know that since it's a music game probably the first thing that will click in people's head is Audiosurf so just erase that though because this is nothing like that. The game kicks things off with a demon who has captured the symphony of souls and you need to fight his demon underlings who are holding pieces of it in your music. There are 5 pages of the symphony you'll need to collect and there's no way to tell how close you are to finding a demon who has a page; you'll basically have to keep playing different songs until one shows up but it's never more than a few. It's not really something to care about and the demon fights are incredibly boring. It's nice that they would try to incorporate a story but it ends up feeling half-assed and forgettable."
The Backlog's Erin reviews this under-the-radar rhythm game.
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Continue Play's Lizz Rizzo reviews Empty Clip Studios' musical shooter Symphony.
This video game deserves countless playing. I have played the other music sound based video games. They are fun and stand unique. Hope they brings Symphony to portable and network gaming arenas.