Games always seem to try and make the most of the music to nail the feeling of the scene or battle. Some games even make music a part of the gameplay, like Guitar Hero. With Karmaflow though, the music is much more than that, it’s a part of the story.
Mark Steighner of Entertainment Buddha writes: "Conceptually, a game that really plays out like theatrical, operatic experience is an intriguing conceit, one that Karmaflow doesn’t quite manage to pull off."
Despite a nice presentation the first act of this interactive rock opera is buggy and doesn’t have enough to offer for the price.
Full review by Cory Galliher on Popzara
Marcus Estrada writes: "Despite being a year older, IndieGogo is like Kickstarter’s kid brother. Although the two having very similar aims IndieGogo is stuck playing catch up in many instances. Kickstarter projects often receive publicity by virtue of being on the “popular” crowdfunding platform. As a result, IndieGogo campaigns are fewer in number and many less have been successful via this avenue. Still, a handful of very cool looking projects are currently in development after funding on IndieGogo. Here’s ten which may be worth your time."
