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Fred3ric

Fred3ric

|Poland|Arcade, Adventure

6.6 /10

Okay

Niche

44 ratings
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Frederic 3 is a continuation of the music games series popular and appreciated around the world. The unique and somewhat crazy plot, music inspired by the classical works, and the title character of Frederic Chopin determine the strength of this game.

Story and worldbuilding

Frederic is back... Although the previous battle ended with a victory, the evil is again present. Zeitgeist*, the wicked, cybernetic, quintessence of absolute evil, has a plan. The evil plan to throw Frederic into the vortex of time while taking away everything that is most valuable to him. Zeitgeist is not alone. Frederic will have to face the infected, steel-bound great composers of bygone times. Skills and piano are the only things our hero has left - is this enough this time?

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.6/10 across 44 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Arcade, Adventure, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GameGrinNate Lakritz · 30 Aug, 2022
7/10

Though the amount of content is definitely lacking in Fred3ric, it offers straightforward gameplay and enjoyable melodies. Detailed backdrops also enhance the experience and keep levels looking fresh.

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LadiesGamers.comAbbi Smith · 21 Feb, 2020
7.5/10

It’s a good thing I managed to follow the music by sound because, while the graphics are fun, I really wish there was an option of a plain background while playing. I have an eyesight problem anyway and the bright, cartoony, and constantly shifting background was playing absolute havoc with my sight, often making it impossible for me to see notes coming until they hit the piano keys and then it was too late to respond. It’s a shame because I love the art style in the cutscenes, but during play it’s just overwhelming and headache-inducing.

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