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Full WorldWatch update
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What changed
- Gameplay
WorldWatch changes
Live at the Sewer is a rhythm minigame where you enter a sewer concert and hit the notes in time with the music to keep the show going. Choose a track, follow the rhythm, and try to reach the highest score.
This is a secondary mode and is not necessarily connected to the main game mode, which remains WorldWatch’s chaotic roguelite bullet heaven / bullet hell experience. The idea is that, alongside updates focused on the main mode, WorldWatch may also receive extra, experimental, and completely different content from time to time.
The mode features original music from the Brazilian underground scene, including tracks by Siegrid Ingrid and Desculpa, bringing a bit of Brazil’s independent music scene into the game.
We want to give special thanks to the bands for allowing their music to be part of WorldWatch. The idea behind Live at the Sewer is to create a strange, dirty, and fun space, with the feel of an alternative concert, where independent music can also become gameplay.
In addition to the songs included in the game, the mode also lets you use your own music. To do this, add your music files in MP3 format to the worldwatch/CustomMusic folder, located basically inside your Documents folder.
After that, your songs may appear in the custom setlist inside the game.
In this update:
New rhythm mode: Live at the Sewer
Secondary mode, separate from the main roguelite bullet heaven / bullet hell experience
Original music from the Brazilian underground scene
Tracks by Siegrid Ingrid and Desculpa
Support for custom music in MP3 format
Custom music folder inside Documents/worldwatch/CustomMusic
Band and track selection
Score system
An experimental and different extra piece of content inside WorldWatch
Prepare your setlist, turn up the volume, and start the show.
Source
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