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BagelBatter @BagelBatter

This demo was great! I really enjoyed the music and adding in more tracks based on how many followers you collected was a fantastic choice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyV3XQRSRh4

Guinverre @Guinverre

Hey there, I played your game and made a video on it, i love the western vibes i get from this game which i love a lot, the artstyle is really great to look at, i love the musical way of this platformer, it is really interesting, it would be great to use a controller as well but all in all great game so far that i have played, keep up the amazing work that you are doing! =]

https://youtu.be/iANyrJprEN8

ithoughtiwascrazy @ithoughtiwascrazy

https://youtu.be/tg3xgG_-3Nk I mainly played the game because of the art style, I won't lie about that! XD I really like the characters, and the other ones I meet on the way (even the bad guys too). Some things could really be fixed, like I'd be awesome if you could make it work with a controller. I was having some issues mainly wall jumping where if I'd had a controller I'd be awesome. Also I'd be awesome if anyone died it didn't start them all the way back to the beginning of the game (making them replay it all over again). I know this is still a work in progress, and it's awesome you have a kickstarter for people to support you! I wish you all the luck with the final game, and hope my input helps you! :)

MikeBoyd @MikeBoyd

Loved the art style and music but the platforming felt very floaty and the combat didn't really have excitement too it. That being said for an early version of the game these are all things that can be addressed before launch.
https://youtu.be/ZRdpEjwNBSI

MasterJoy Games @MasterJoyGames

I recommend with headphones! This is a beautiful mix of sound and nice-cute graphics! Bravo!

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Choreo is a 2D Platformer set in a vibrant world with a Lovecraftian foundation. We've drawn inspiration from early Disney cartoons, Aztec and Mayan culture and the Cthulu Mythos to create a world that has a colourful and bright surface, with dark and twisted roots.

Synopsis:

Centuries ago, five beings rose up to overthrow a tyrannical Elder Being and seal its evil away where it could no longer influence the world around it.

As civilisation developed under the Fives rule, the world slowly forgot about the threat of the entity, and the last remnants of its empire have turned to dust.

Now, a group of cultists succeed in awakening this darkness from its slumber, drawing it back into the world in a new form.

It's gleaming smile belies its dark intentions, and the entity sets out towards the Fives stronghold, determined to reclaim its empire, and make the world that forgot its rule tremble.

Dynamic Music System:

Choreo incorporates a dynamic music system that develops the main score as you attract more followers.

At the start of each level you will only have access to a simple guitar track, giving you a basic ambient score. Each Follower you collect brings more instruments to the track, eventually giving you access to the full Theme at around the mid point of the level. The idea is that as the intensity of the level increases, so too will the music, and finding those additional instruments provides extra incentive to explore.

Composed By Richard Evans - www.rb-evans.com

Engaging 2D Platforming

Whilst our tutorial level is designed to introduce the basic flow of 2D platforming, the main level should provide a challenge to even seasoned 2D Platformers. Combining our own experiences as players with engaging genre tropes, we've aimed to create a visually impressive, enjoyable experience that will introduce you to our world, and some of the characters that inhabit it.

Our first project:

Starting as a learning environment for two friends 5 months ago, Choreo began development as a way to learn how to create games and implement assets. As development progressed, we began to see more merit in the concept, which led us to develop the playable first level and tutorial that is now available.

We're still new to the whole development process, and are aware that Choreo is far from perfect, so any feedback you can give us to help make the game better would be greatly appreciated.

If there's enough interest following our demo, we would love to move into full development and continue to expand the Choreo Universe, so let us know if this is something you would like to see.