About This Game This is a new version of cult game with new levels and exclusive Steam online multiplayer! Play Bollywood and Stambul - two new stages, and watch new movies with it's peculiar story! Now you can challenge for a musical duel any steam user from around the world!Check out this new incredible version of Frederic!Step into Frederic Chopin's shoes, and embark onto an one-of-a-kind adventure through musical genre in this remastered especially for Steam enhanced version.Frederic Chopin – one of the world's most talented classical composers, is brought back from the afterlife and finds that he's an involuntary part of a treacherous plan. The world of music is at the edge of destruction. Soulless music labels and mass-produced popstars have hindered all creativity. And you're the only hope of bringing it back. Accompany Chopin in his amazing journey full of quirky events. Battle your opponents in musical duels, intensity of which will make your palms sweat. Enjoy an hour of hand-drawn animated comic picturing the quirky story. Play through twelve catchy arrangements of Chopin's greatest classics, each in a different musical genre. Practice your skills until perfection and become the master of the piano.Features- 12 fantastic remixes of classical hits- 10 colorful locations from around the world full of hidden easter eggs and jokes- An hour of outstanding animated comic- Megatons of humor- 18 achievements of all difficulties- DRM-free game soundtrack included- Trading cards- Optimized for Windows 8 touch screens 1075eedd30 Title: Frederic: Resurrection of Music Director's CutGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Forever Entertainment S. A.Publisher:Forever Entertainment S. A.Release Date: 21 Apr, 2016 Frederic: Resurrection Of Music Director's Cut Cheat Code For Money frederic resurrection of music director's cut badge. frederic resurrection of music director's cut. frederic resurrection of music director's cut badge. frederic resurrection of music director's cut It's PIANO HERO with a lot of well drawing comics. Short game that I came back to once a while. Love it!. Take "Guitar Hero" but exchange the guitar for a piano, then instead of rock music, use classical and finally add a pinch of "Parappa the Rapper" and you end up with Frederic: Resurrection of Music.Oh yeah, and the voice acting is horriffic. Like, you know when you have a European cartoon and then it is dubbed badly into English, yeah, it's much worse than that.Fun game for the nimble fingered amongst you though.. The New songs are Moderate.The New Cut scenes are cheesy and low quality (even compared to the originals)The Sound Quality is much lower then the original.The Multiplayer does not work (and I can't even host my own server)And, to top it all off, all my progress was lost from the original game...Overall, this is a great series but this game is trash.They should be working on a part 3, not some cheesy "Directors Cut".. What ever caused Forever Entertainment S.A to make a humorous rhythm game based on the story of a 206 year pianist that has been resurrected is beyond me.But I'm glad they did.But it no matter what.. The Director's Cut is, at BEST, two extra song\/stages over Frederic: Resurrection of Music. The Director's Cut isn't terrible compared to the other version, just inferior. I got the game while it was 90% off, and I do feel it's worth 59 cents. It would've been better as a DLC to add the two new songs to the original game.I couldn't try the multi-player. It takes too long to get into a game unless you have a friend to play with. The global stats for the game suggests that there have been just over 1000 multiplayer games played, so it was likely dead on arrival.The visual quality of the stages feels lower than the original, and while they did add "damage modeling" for your opponents when you execute an attack, it only amounts to your foes looking angry or worried with sparking equipment. The two new opponents and both forms of Mastermind X do not have any of these damaged states. I don't think the arena fights have them either.The note sequences are different on for the stages. In some cases, the difference in minor. In other cases, they are drastic. Two examples of the more drastic cases are:1. The arena unlocked for finishing the game on normal has a 30+ second segment of the song featuring TWO NOTES on ALL difficulties. Meaning the correct way to play that part of the song is to sit there and do nothing. It's very boring.2. The note sequence for the duel in Ireland on the top two difficulties follows the background fiddle instead of the main melody. That's several measures of 16th notes on a high tempo song. This makes the song THE HARDEST in all three Frederic games. If this was limited to just the maximum difficulty, I would be less irate about it.To reiterate, I feel that Director's Cut isn't terrible compared to the other version, just inferior. I got the game while it was 90% off, and I do feel it was worth the 59 cents I paid. But all things totaled, this game was a disappointment. I would've been happier if it was a DLC that just added the two new songs to the original game.. Frederic: Resurrection of Music is a music rhythm game where you play as Frederic Chopin on a quest to free music from an evil overlord.The story begins in France where Frederic is buried as he is resurrected by three muses who give a simple task, free music and after that you travel around the globe fighting people in musical battles to get one step closer to restoring music.So how is Frederic: Resurrection of Music ? Well it's not bad, but it's not great either.Let me go over through everything good first:The art style is really really good. It's a comic book like style of visuals and all of it is really pleasing to the eye. A lot of care went into creating the art style which is great.The gameplay itself takes some time getting used as the controls are kinda meh. You use the A,S,D,F and W,E,R keys to control the piano and hit notes like Guitar Hero. This builds up a meter on the top of the screen where if you have the most of the bar filled means you win and if you don't you lose. The game also let's you grant special abilities which I'm not sure what they do so can't really explain it here.The game is also rather tough so even if you're slightly off rhythm you might lose the fight.The Music is also really good and I had a great time listening to the tracks in game.Now for the bad things:As stated the controls are really really tough to master and it's really card to hit combos in the game. The game is also really really short, just barely an hour long. But there is a ton of replay value. Completing the game on certain difficulties will unlock arena levels which I have not tried out.Also for people interested on knowing the difference for the Director's Cut and regular is that in the director's cut there are two bonus story missions. In the end I like my time with Frederic Resurrection of Music. It's a short and sweet time and on a sale it cost me 50 cents which is a steal. It's definitely worth a pick up.Final Rating:7\/10Pros:+ Great Art Style+ Great musicCons:- Short - Controls are tough to master. This didnt translate well from tablet, the controls are just akward, only the mouse is semi-functional, but for me is not good enough to go for the higher difficulties where the note patters are more interesting. Get this on iOS or Android.. Lovely game! Is great if you enjoined stuff like Stepmania, DDR and Guitar Hero.The remixes are well made with picturesque backgrounds and characters.I wouldn't change nothing in this game except the input restrictions, I'm used to play with the F buttons and the Spacebar but I can't change them here.(Although I found the solution using AutoHotKey).Oh, did I mention this version also comes with Multiplayer?. freaking love the last battle, 9\/10 the game is awesome and cheap.
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