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88% positive of 1,060 · Very Positive · Live from Steam
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Before the Echo combines elements of both rhythm and role-playing games to create an entirely unique experience.
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Review score: 88% on 2026-11-01 → 88% today (1,060 reviews)
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Works great on Steam Deck. Results from Valve's own testing.
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Hey, everyone! If you're seeing this, it means you're a long, LONG time supporter of Iridium Studios. We released Before the Echo (then Sequence) in 2011, and it was an early attempt at fusing the two things I loved: music, and RPG's. I'm incredibly proud of w…
Huzzah! Now all users of Steam may climb the Tower, engage in witty repartee, and dance battle until the cows come home! I mean, where were the cows, anyway? How did they get out? This should be looked into. I'm glad they're home, but still.
Huzzah! Now all users of Steam may climb the Tower, engage in witty repartee, and dance battle until the cows come home! I mean, where were the cows, anyway? How did they get out? This should be looked into. I'm glad they're home, but still.
Due to a legal claim by Jax Ltd., Sequence has been renamed to Before the Echo. Which sucks, but it ain't worth the hassle. Trust me. Sorry for the inconvenience and confusion, guys.
Due to a legal claim by Jax Ltd., Sequence has been renamed to Before the Echo. Which sucks, but it ain't worth the hassle. Trust me. Sorry for the inconvenience and confusion, guys.
When I first saw There Came An Echo , the Wil Wheaton-supported Kickstarter project whose creators want $90,000 to make a voice-controlled real-time strategy game, I thought it was kind of absurd. Voice commands? Who wants to use some sort of gimmick to play a…