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EXA: The Infinite Instrument

97% positive of 89 Steam reviews

Released: 2020
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Aesthetic Interactive, Zach Kinstner. Published by Aesthetic Interactive.

About the game

Step into EXA, an immersive musical studio where you can compose, record, and perform music using expressive instruments of your own design. Jam with EXA’s huge sound library or your own, create virtual bands, invent 'impossible' playing styles, export to WAV/MIDI, and so much more.

Tagged by players

Music
VR
Experimental
Casual
Sandbox

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Very Positive

What players say

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This is an absolutely fantastic concept, with a lovely early execution. Well worth supporting the dev - who has been incredibly responsive to feedback and with providing early updates. Check out the group discussion threads for some of the ideas that dev has cooked up for possible future releases.
21 h played when written. 35 found it helpful.
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Recommended
This is the Future of Music Design, Creation and Performance I don’t think people realize how revolutionary this software is? I mean I can create my own instruments, play, record music and perform with it, I just don’t think people understand how much this is changing the future of music creation just yet.
13 h played when written. 29 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
I was expecting to be able to hold the tools vertically (like drumsticks), but you can only hold them horizontally (like guns). This makes it extremely counter-intuitive to use all the sound pads, as you have to thrust into them instead of hitting them like drums, as one would expect. All of the elements and interface are also way too small, as if the UI was scaled back or something. I haven't found any option in…
8 min played when written. 4 found it helpful.
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