Repeat

Sorry if this is off-topic, but I can't find anywhere else to post this: Is there an option / setting to show the full post, rather than the first bit?

It is a little annoying having to go to a game's review page to click on the "play" button or to read the whole review.

Am I missing something or is there really no way to quiet the music without actually shutting down the game? I can't find any way of doing it, but I can't believe anyone would design a game like that. So if I want to go back and forth between this game and, say, watching a video or playing another game or skyping, and don't want the music in the background, I have to close the tab? Could that possibly be right? If so, SERIOUS FLAW.

And in my view it's a serious flaw simply not to be able to turn off the music, period -- and separately from the FX. I am sure I'm not alone in finding repetitive music intolerable eventually -- pretty quickly in fact. But I like FX. I am always astonished when there is no way of shutting off the music without eliminating FX too. I think it must be due to the powerlust of the game designers -- they have a fantasy about how great it'll be when we're grooving to the game and to the music and they want to make sure we don't miss the experience. If so, the solution is to be open-minded: some of us love games but don't like repetitive music. Deal with it.

Not a bad game. Level 15 was a toughie; I stumbled upon the solution more or less by accident.

Yes, I suppose I was being kind of a jerk. It's a pet peeve of mine -- basically I leave a comment on every game which doesn't allow for the music to be shut off separately from the FX. It does rather boggle me when that happens. It would be interesting to know what percentage of people are forced to play without sound or simply not play the game because, like me, they cannot handle more than a minute or two of repetitive music, no matter what it's like. I'll bet it's more than those designers realize.

help on 13? can't get past.

@Ashiel: You do get the yellow dots going from top to bottom. Remember that you can scroll off the sides.

There needs to be a "Kevin McLeod" tag. That Guy Makes AWESOME Music!!

@jeemeyel: I don't think there is a way to turn off the music in this but some games are like that and, not knowing what kind of system you are using or what you have tried so far, have you tried your volume mixer? I just right click on the volume icon and you can raise and lower any program or windows volume independently, you might have to go into your control panel but you should, when a program doesn't offer it outright, be able to control all volume on your own.

Thanks oreilly! Doesn't seem to work, though. Strangely enough, there is a separate way of altering the sound associated with firefox -- but it has no effect! Even if it did, it certainly wouldn't distinguish music from FX. (The Last Ninja game is another one that, as I just found, is ruined (for me) by failure to give a separate control over music and FX.)

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