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About This Game A fusion of traditional survival horror, story-driven adventure, and noir-influenced murder mystery, The Piano is an unsettling journey through 1940s Paris.Born to an American father and a French mother in the aftermath of the Great War, John Barnerway lived in the shadow of his three brothers. George, Louis and Valentine were renowned pianists - but when John is accused of their murders, he finds himself at the centre of a media witch-hunt that sees him traversing the lonely streets of Paris in search of answers.FeaturesTrue psychological horror: delve into the darkest corners of John's mindGather clues and solve puzzles in search of answersEvade terrifying foes that stalk the empty streets of ParisPiece together a fragmented story to uncover the truthA noir-influenced aesthetic, with heavily stylised visualsImmersive soundtrack and full voice acting 1075eedd30 Title: The PianoGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Mistaken VisionsPublisher:Mistaken VisionsRelease Date: 4 Jun, 2018 The Piano Full Crack [hacked] the piano teacher full movie download 720p. the piano english subtitles. the piano knows something i don't know. piano for pc free. the nice keys nexus piano expansion pack. perfect the piano guys free sheet music. piano for pc filehippo. piano for free kijiji. the piano notes. piano serial number location. the piano 1993 full movie. the final countdown piano keys. chords of piano hindi songs. complete the piano puzzle syndicate ps4. the piano 80s music. the piano lesson movie. the piano teacher full movie 2001 english. kiss the rain piano notes free. the piano free app. the piano files with mark ainley. the piano jane campion script. fur elise on the piano easy version. what are the piano key sign. the piano teacher movie download utorrent This Game SEEMED TO HAVE a great storyline, which I was thoroughly enjoying... However, one major glitch caused my game to block me from progressing in the Mansion which the developer was so kind in helping me with by sending me a new file to help me progress, but I lost all my own collectible stuff with that file. Once progressed, and getting to another part of the game, (Graveyard and Regrets), the FPS dropped to 5 and the game was so choppy it became unplayable. I really enjoyed this game, and hope to finish it at some point in the future. Maybe if the video options were added to adjust for Medium or Low graphics, instead of just Ultra High and High? Or give players the options of turning off particles in the options, especially since your requirements listed on Steam to be able to play the game are so low... My build is way higher than your minimum requirement, and this game IS the ONLY game I have issues playing... Hopefully there will be a future update to this game that will fix the issues I had... Unless you have a monster beast of computer to play games on with a monster beast GPU as well, buyer beware .... There may be light spoilers in this review. I also have not yet completed the game but I have played about an hour and I wanted to put my thoughts in this preliminary review. The Piano is a game I've looked forward to for some time. And, I have to say, it did not disappoint me. In the first hour I've already seen flashes of Sin City, The Matrix, Amadeus, Twin Peaks and more. I'm going to go over what I've liked about the game so far and what I have not liked and you can decide for yourself whether or not this is something you would be interested in. At this preliminary stage, I would definitely recommend the game. Pros: 1. Price. It's on discount during launch week so you pay about $7.49 USD and it's well worth that price already. I've done more in this game in one hour than I've done in games that cost 3 times as much. 2. Visual Style. This game has visual style in spades (although if color is your thing, you may not like it). There are "ghosts" and glitches and all manor of visual tricks in this game that I have really enjoyed from a player's perspective. It gives the game a unique style that I like. 3. Music. Of course a game called The Piano would have to have some decent music. It's not incredible but it is good and it fits with the game very well. My only complaint here is that there isn't MORE music. 4. Main Character's Voice. I've really enjoyed the voice actor that plays the main character. He has been very good so far and reminds me of Elijah Wood a lot. For an indie game, this character in particular has some very well done voice acting. 5. Saving. You save the game at Piano's - which I really like. It reminds me of Resident Evil's typewriter only for a game called The Piano, you'd have to use a Piano as a save point. It's only fitting!6. Inception. There is at least one Alan Wake-style television show within the game and I really enjoyed it. I watched it twice because it was very interesting. If you find a TV in this game, definitely stick around for the show. 7. Sanity and Inventory. I love the sanity meter and the inventory items you can use to try to help make it better. It reminds me of Amnesia and not many games have used it (and used it well). This game does a very good job with the sanity meter. There's plenty of pills lying around to help you calm down so it hasn't been an issue for me. 8. Puzzles. One particular puzzle (light spoilers) involves traversing an area and finding numbers and notes that correspond to the Piano. Once you have found them all (it's best to write them down because I don't think the game remembers them for you) you then have to play them in the correct order at the piano to proceed. I really enjoyed this puzzle. 9. Collectibles. In this game, collectibles are not useless. In fact, I highly recommend that you seek them out because they actually help flesh out more of the story. 10. Investigating. Parts of the game allow you to investigate your surroundings for clues. Once you have all the clues, you can then make some basic deductions (similar to Sherlock but to a lesser extent). Cons: 1. Stealth. This one may not be a sticking point for anyone else but I'm terrible at stealth and there are some stealth sequences here. I was able to get through them just fine but the way the character moves made stealth a little harder than it should have been. 2. Movement. The character's movement is not perfect. It's just slightly clunky (especially when crouched). I've come to expect that from indie games though and frankly, it's not bad. I just didn't care for it as much as I've liked the rest of the game. 3. QTE's. I'm not a fan of QTE's in general and this game does have a few. However, it actually does the QTE's quite well so this may not be a sticking point for you if you don't mind them. They aren't frequent and they aren't difficult. 4. Cab driver. I didn't care for the voice of the cab driver in the beginning. I'm not sure what it was about him but it didn't feel like the voice actor was really into the role. It sounded like he kind of just read his lines. And that's it for now. Like I said, there really is a lot to like here for a game that's really not expensive and definitely had a lot of work and heart put into it. I've really enjoyed my time with it so far and I think you will too if you give it a chance. I'll update this review further when I've played some more of it.. This Game SEEMED TO HAVE a great storyline, which I was thoroughly enjoying... However, one major glitch caused my game to block me from progressing in the Mansion which the developer was so kind in helping me with by sending me a new file to help me progress, but I lost all my own collectible stuff with that file. Once progressed, and getting to another part of the game, (Graveyard and Regrets), the FPS dropped to 5 and the game was so choppy it became unplayable. I really enjoyed this game, and hope to finish it at some point in the future. Maybe if the video options were added to adjust for Medium or Low graphics, instead of just Ultra High and High? Or give players the options of turning off particles in the options, especially since your requirements listed on Steam to be able to play the game are so low... My build is way higher than your minimum requirement, and this game IS the ONLY game I have issues playing... Hopefully there will be a future update to this game that will fix the issues I had... Unless you have a monster beast of computer to play games on with a monster beast GPU as well, buyer beware .... tl;dr character based mysterious search with harsh effects on the protagonists psyche shown by solving riddles while experiencing a beautiful noir atmosphere with cuts of creepy aesthetics__________________________________________________________Before the game even started I was pleasently greeted and easily drawn into the creepy dark atmosphere provided solely by soundtrack and the dusty looking piano. For the most part the game is focused on the story revolving around John, which is at first completely unknown. Neither your history nor the situation you are in. The player is thrown into cold water and gradually finds out about the mess John and his mind are in! The story is intruiging and was scary enough to rile me up at times, though I'm not prone to panic.Ingame the first three levels set up simple mechanics of running, hiding and dodging obstacles, which second the core gameplay of solving riddles. Just a bit annoying that the view narrows when you crouch ... but thats probably intended :PAdditionally a set of "lanternheaded" sentinels hinder you in your search for crucial objects and clues by a damaging gaze. The leveldesign is balanced out, so I never had much difficulty to stay out of sight or dodge in a clinch. On the other hand progressing through the levels was a bit tricky, because a few necessary items for solving the riddles were hard to find I had to circle the levels a few times. But that didn't bother me much, for there are plenty collectables like memories or newspaper articles, that gave me a better outline of the story.In general the gameplay can get slightly repetetive but the variety of riddles that build up in difficulty and some well placed quicktime events corraborate the tension.The beautiful visuals, retro style props and cutscenes build up the proper dark and depressive mood only further.Soundtrack and ambient audio fit perfectly to the noir mysterious thrill! Especially enjoyable for me in moments, it added to the creepy or psychological preassure. Less impressive is the voice acting, a bit bland but still engaging. Also hardly a point to blame for the price tag.Last and least the graphics are provided by the unity engine, I suppose, and are high quality standard. I ran into some laggs involving the lightning while turning the camera directly towards lamps, so that might be an issue and there are a few wall glitches with the camera but nothing gamebreaking!Overall a great buy 5\/7, above average indie title! l8r. Hey there, I startet playing The Piano today and really like the setting and the atmosphere.Its not an everyday mindless action game and you really get soaked into the atmo. Really like that.The camera speed needs a little tuning but other then that i couldnt find any bugs.Maybe I got a version where some of them are already fixed.Absolutely a recommendation!. wow. Starting out in a full white room and a black hole at the end (cmonBruh) and it is telling me to walk, but my mouse is just going all over the place and I find out theyve inverted the mouse, and it took me way longer than I think it should have to find out how to turn it off in the settings, but anyways.. Beginning cutscenes after the 'tutorial' felt long and dragged out, at one point, I thought I was supposed to click or do something, but no, just waiting... Finally in the game, it feels like I'm playing something on a gameboy but this is a new release in 2018... ok.. whatever. The first stage (when I finally get to play) is interesting I guess.. not a fully linear set of streets to walk through, but I'm just going around picking up 'files' and 'memories' and blah blah whatever. I still have no idea whats going on, someone died, and I have a brother and a dad and a mum? Whats happening? Theres a car that needs parts, I have 2 car parts but they both dont work... finally OH COMBINE THEM DUUHHHHH, I do that to get to the next stage where theres a sentinel enemy which is actually impossible to die from unless youre trying, which I ended up doing because I couldn't figure out what to do next. The game said 'these notes must mean something' and then it says 'move slowly'.... What the hell are you talking about? Theres nothing to input or use 'notes' anywheres, and I don't need to move slowly to avoid the monster. Started 'moving slowly' around the map and then just offed myself... what is this game... It was actually getting atmospheric besides the bad graphics and clunky movement but when theres no understandable story with no clear goal in the gameplay it makes it really hard to continue. refunded yikes bye. Only played a little now, but i did enjoy this game. I really like the atmosphere and style. Audio is good as well, and the story is pretty interesting so far. I really think you should give it a try if you enjoy mystery\/horror stories, since the price is pretty reasonable (especially during launch week) Keep up the good work :). The game is a bit rough in the current state. While some horror elements exist, and the story seems interesting enough to get involved in the narrative, glitches and awkward pauses kind of ruin it for me.First Impression Gameplay:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=6uYZXv6ue0EGraphics are about PS3 quality. Levels are very simplistic, environments are not believable (at least the beginning stages). There are lots of clipping graphics and other visual issues (like entire buildings having see though textures, looking behind buildings to see through world, etc). There is a cool cartoonish cutscence at one point.Audio seems alright and there is voice acting which is about average. Ambient noise is good from what I've seen so far.Controls out of the box need tuning. Normal movement with wasd, crouch is control, and a tumbling evade maneuver is space bar. Mouse sensitivity was so low that I thought I wasn\u2019t suppose to look left and right. Easily fixed through mouse sensitivity control in options. Not sure why it's set so low by default.Weirdest thing about the game is the awkward stops and pauses. I understand that the game is trying to pace to set atmosphere, but there can be literally 30-50 seconds of pause between lines while you\u2019re stuck sitting in a cutscence. It's excessive and brought me out of the experience.I think the game could be saved if the dev puts some time into polishing and tidying up. Otherwise, it's a solid pass for $7.50. I would love to play this game. It sounds great, but unfortunately I cant get past the title screen.i7 @3.2Ghz8GB RAMWin 10Nvidia 1060. tl;dr character based mysterious search with harsh effects on the protagonists psyche shown by solving riddles while experiencing a beautiful noir atmosphere with cuts of creepy aesthetics__________________________________________________________Before the game even started I was pleasently greeted and easily drawn into the creepy dark atmosphere provided solely by soundtrack and the dusty looking piano. For the most part the game is focused on the story revolving around John, which is at first completely unknown. Neither your history nor the situation you are in. The player is thrown into cold water and gradually finds out about the mess John and his mind are in! The story is intruiging and was scary enough to rile me up at times, though I'm not prone to panic.Ingame the first three levels set up simple mechanics of running, hiding and dodging obstacles, which second the core gameplay of solving riddles. Just a bit annoying that the view narrows when you crouch ... but thats probably intended :PAdditionally a set of "lanternheaded" sentinels hinder you in your search for crucial objects and clues by a damaging gaze. The leveldesign is balanced out, so I never had much difficulty to stay out of sight or dodge in a clinch. On the other hand progressing through the levels was a bit tricky, because a few necessary items for solving the riddles were hard to find I had to circle the levels a few times. But that didn't bother me much, for there are plenty collectables like memories or newspaper articles, that gave me a better outline of the story.In general the gameplay can get slightly repetetive but the variety of riddles that build up in difficulty and some well placed quicktime events corraborate the tension.The beautiful visuals, retro style props and cutscenes build up the proper dark and depressive mood only further.Soundtrack and ambient audio fit perfectly to the noir mysterious thrill! Especially enjoyable for me in moments, it added to the creepy or psychological preassure. Less impressive is the voice acting, a bit bland but still engaging. Also hardly a point to blame for the price tag.Last and least the graphics are provided by the unity engine, I suppose, and are high quality standard. I ran into some laggs involving the lightning while turning the camera directly towards lamps, so that might be an issue and there are a few wall glitches with the camera but nothing gamebreaking!Overall a great buy 5\/7, above average indie title! l8r