About This Game Get ready for an electrifying mix between bullet hell and typing game! Dodge bullets while typing exorcisms at the very same time: turn on both sides of your brain and jump into the adventure of Ray Bibbia, a private exorcist who's going to face the threats of a demonic outbreak and deal with his dark and sinful past at the same time!A city in decay, streets filled with thugs, crime and censorship and only one man to stop it all. Groundbreaking gameplay, exorcists, demons, metal singers, pimps, the Pope, drama, bad jokes and tons of hardcore action-filled boss battles for the first type ‘em up game ever realized.In order to defeat the forces of evil, learn how to type your exorcisms with your keyboard or with your joypad WHILE dodging tons of bullets, dealing with puddles of barf, defusing bombs, singing at the mic of a metal show and more during intense Boss Battles: easier said than done. Hold your Bible tight, both hands needed!Rome is the theatre of our adventure, discover new locations and fight in one of the biggest metropolis in history, home of some of the craziest characters and enemies! Behind a demonic outbreak, unearthly forces are scheming to seize power and subvert the order of the the biggest religious organization in Rome: The Holy Church has reached unlimited powers over the streets of the city, but how can our protagonist be sure of their good deeds? Unravel the demonic plot aimed to overturn the order in the city and put together the pieces of the dark past behind Ray Bibbia!From Goth maids to gun-crazed gangsters and the Pope himself, Ray will get his hands dirty by exploring a great variety of locations to solve a mystery that’s going to grow heavier as it takes shape. Who’s gonna turn out to be a friend and who’s gonna stab Ray behind his back?Are you a fast typer? Can you read and spell latin while you dodge bullets? THIS is the game you're looking for! Real exorcisms, english, latin and more! Avoid making mistakes and reach the highest combo! Compete with your friends by spelling the “perfect exorcism” and compare with their scores on online leaderboards!- An intense storytelling- Tons of bullets- Lots of typing- 10 Boss fights- Challenging twisted typing mechanics for every boss- Type even to open a door- Type on a Holyvetti computer- Show it off with online leaderboards- Play with the keyboard for a typing experience or with a gamepad for a rhythm experience- Original Soundtrack composed by GosT- Some more BulletsAll these features and even more, if you're a fan of shooters, a masochist, a wannabe exorcist, or you just need some black comedy in your life, don't miss The Textorcist!Inspired by:Typing of the DeadCrypt of the NecrodancerIkarugaBinding of Isaac 7aa9394dea Title: The Textorcist: The Story of Ray BibbiaGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:MorbidWarePublisher:HeadupRelease Date: 14 Feb, 2019 The Textorcist: The Story Of Ray Bibbia Torrent Download [cheat] the textorcist the story of ray bibbia demo. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia скачать. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia wiki. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia steam. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia ost. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia igg. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia gameplay. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia download. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia soundtrack Target Audience: Genre mash up lovers; those wanting a bit different of an experience in the typing genre Summary: First of all: this may be a game that playing a demo may actually be misleading. Let's not mince word: it'll take you a little bit to understand how the Texorist wants you to play, and it's not something you're going to learn in a small period of time. You have to throw out some pre-conceived ideas out of the window, and if you do, you'll find a game that's really smartly designed in regards to its bullet hell/SHMUP mechanics, and the mixture of a typing game. It's an early candidate for an underrated list of 2019, because while the humor is good and the music is fantastic, it's the gameplay that feels like something completely different, and was hard to put down.The mixup of having to decide on the fly whether to try to keep typing with one hand or two while dodging bullets is smart: there are times that you can get a bunch of letters in by standing still, but always have to be on your guard when things are coming up. The damage system is straight to the point but smartly done, punishing really bad positioning in ways I didn't predict. Each fight has a uniqueness to them with some fun characters, and there's not a lot of “bad” about the game. It just takes a hump to get over unlearning what you'd expect from other typing games, which is fine. While certain elements won't blow you away, it's the uniqueness of the Texorist that makes it shine, and worth picking up for typing game fans, genre mash-up fans, or people who want something completely different in the industry.Gameplay/ Stream Footage: https://youtu.be/3zAlB5iE70w?t=175 Lists: Positives: Reasonable strategy involved in the typing elements and the movement as you have to switch between a typical typing style, one handed typing, and staying still while knocking out words to attack. The book recovery mechanism does well in giving a “shield” system while having consequences to not being able to pick it up in a period of time. Designed smartly. Punishes mistypes well in taking away letters without feeling hopeless that you won't catch up. Each fight has a distinct rhythm and introduces a new twist that keeps things fresh over the game. Controller control scheme is smartly done and actually does some balancing well. Granted, you won't definitely get any quick times on that one, but it's being inclusive without alienating a subset of players...mostly. Story has a twist or two that works out. Good humor. Some great visuals and setpieces to make those visuals work. Good character designs and reasonable pixel artwork. Subtle smartness in things like the font choice making you question if it's a d or a that actually adds some difficulty to the game in unexpected ways. Seems purposeful, and well done might I add. Great soundtrack. Fantastic in fact for a typing game. Sound in general is reasonably done. Negatives: Reasonable learning curve due to the way the game handles, as while it's good in the long run, it takes time to get up to speed. It falls a little short on the “campiness” factor that it plays up at times. Some of the “overworld” segments were puzzle elements that were straight forward, but some really didn't make a lot of sense at times. The “interactables” in the discovery portions don't always seem like interactables at first glance and seem a little pointless at times.[Netural] Due to the way the game is designed control wise, left handed players are going to have a bit of a hard time as they'll need to use the right arrow keys to move. This isn't something that the devs really could easily deal with however due to just how keyboards are, and even bindable keys wouldn't really solve the issue. It's noted for those players however.. First off, let's get some of the negative things out of the way; the game has an incredible difficulty spike in the middle, and then it tapers off at the end, with the final boss not being nearly as hard as some of the other bosses. Also, the tone varies a bit too much between comical and serious, and personally, I would have preferred if it had stayed more comical. Finally, there are some spots where it's evident that the game was not created by native English speakers.That aside, the game is fantastic! Not only does it have plenty "laugh out loud" moments, but the artwork, music, and overall feel is phenomenal. The gameplay is very tight, and is challenging while still being very clear and fair. The overall plot left me always wanting more, and I was quite satisfied with the conclusion. The only thing I wish is that the game could have been a bit longer, but considering the small crew that made it, its length is completely understandable. It's great to see a fresh game like this be released by Italians, and I heartily recommend it! Good typing!. This, ladies and gentlemens, is a really great game! The perfet mix of bullet hell, with a typing game, distopian 199X Rome setting, spuernatural horror, and a classic 90's look that reminds me of Dreamweb! Challenging, addicting, nerve wracking and overall fun! Probably you won't get all the hidden references if you are not Italian but still is a really great game that can be entertaining to everyone! Great work guys!. The Textorcist is one of the hidden gems of 2019. It's an incredible idea, and the developers did an excellent job on delivering on it. I really hope it gets the recognition it deserves, as I had a ton of fun with it. That said, there are a couple issues, both stemming from the lack of settings (and maybe the engine?). The most glaring issue is that when sound effects play at once, they stack unnecessarily and can be painfully loud. This is made worse because you can't lower the volume of sound effects. The second issue is that the game is locked at 30 fps. It's not terrible because at least it's a sturdy lock, I never experienced any noticeable dips in frame rate. But it is a bullet hell game, and I the fluidity provided by a higher frame rate could have been a huge improvement for the experience. Finally, it is just a teensy bit too short. There is at least one plot thread that could have been explored for more content that disappointed me when it was brushed aside. Maybe we'll get a sequel? These issues are minor though, I still had a blast playing the game and highly recommend it!. I really like this game! Top notch pixel art, interesting story, funny dialogues and an enjoyable soundtrack. But gosh am I bad at typing, it seems...However, a large part of the difficulty lies in the Latin incantations, which are almost exclusively used starting with the 5th Boss. I wish there was an option for only English incantations.. Very fun cross between Typing of the Dead and a bullet hell shooter with a great soundtrack and pixel art. Maybe a bit short at 2.1 hours to complete. I found that the font that is used for the typing prompts can be a bit of a troll sometimes, making certain letters such as 'm' and 'u' difficult to distinguish.. The Textorcist is one of the hidden gems of 2019. It's an incredible idea, and the developers did an excellent job on delivering on it. I really hope it gets the recognition it deserves, as I had a ton of fun with it. That said, there are a couple issues, both stemming from the lack of settings (and maybe the engine?). The most glaring issue is that when sound effects play at once, they stack unnecessarily and can be painfully loud. This is made worse because you can't lower the volume of sound effects. The second issue is that the game is locked at 30 fps. It's not terrible because at least it's a sturdy lock, I never experienced any noticeable dips in frame rate. But it is a bullet hell game, and I the fluidity provided by a higher frame rate could have been a huge improvement for the experience. Finally, it is just a teensy bit too short. There is at least one plot thread that could have been explored for more content that disappointed me when it was brushed aside. Maybe we'll get a sequel? These issues are minor though, I still had a blast playing the game and highly recommend it!. i played the demo and i like it, now i get the full game and the pixel, the music, enemies, its Freaking Awesome!!!!, a must have !!! Textorcist scored 90% at GameGrin.com!: Hell yeah! Ben Robson of GameGrin took his hands on The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia and wrote a great review about his feelings and experiences while typin' and kickin' demon asses: "The Textorcist is the most physically uncomfortable, mentally draining, panic inducing sadist of a game I have ever forced myself to play. And my Holy God is it awesome."Thanks for the score of 90% (Excellent! Look out for this one!) and the great conclusion: "One of the most polished, well thought-out indie titles I’ve played recently featuring a solid theme, beautiful visuals and a learning curve that’d rival you-know-what… yeah, I reckon you should try this one."Find the full GameGrin review HERE[www.gamegrin.com].https://store.steampowered.com/app/940680. Update News from the Textorcists!: We received a ton of feedback on our game (and a few bugs too!) and we’re happy to have so many great guys playing and enjoying it right now! It’s been really unexpected and we want to THANK ALL OF YOU for your support! We’re already working on the bugs you reported and we plan on fixing them as soon as possible (hopefully within the next 24 hours) so STAY TUNED!Love you guys!Matteo, Diego, Giuseppe. Textorcise at PAX East!: PAX East is around the corner, there is only one week to go! If you want to take a deeper look on The Textorcist and kick some demon asses, let's meet in Boston! You find us at booth #23078 on the main floor!Come by, meet the nice guys of Headup, let's have a chat and get your hands on five more gems of the Headup portfolio: Colt Canyon, Vambrace: Cold Soul (developer on-site), Dead End Job, Silver Chains and Fromto (developer on-site)!See ya in Boston!https://store.steampowered.com/app/940680. Textorcist Update #4 live!: Dear fellow Textorcists,update #4 for The Textorcist is now live! Thanks for your ongoing feedback and support!Fixes: Fixes on level #5 Fixes on level #6 Fixed Bible going out of screen in level #08 Crash Fixes on level #09 Fixes on level #10 Typos in dialogues Minor graphical tweaks Sfx volume tweaks Minor bug fixesWorking on: alt+tab changes resolution Credits added to titlescreen Minor graphical tweaks Minor bug fixes. Textorcist Update #3 is live - Now with Trading Cards and more!: Dear fellow Textorcists,we just released our #3 update which fixes a number of issues reported by the community. In addition to that, we have also added Steam Trading Cards to the game - some of you may have noticed already. We really hope you like them!Fixes:- Bug Fixes in level #3- Bug Fixes in level #8- Bug Fixes in level #9- Bug Fixes in level #10- Added option in settings to change over head text style- UI addition to prevent deleting datas by mistake- Graphical tweaks- Minor bug fixes- Fixed input lag issue for some fast typers- Fixed level #8 replay with storyWorking on:- Fixes in level #5- Fixes in level #10- Minor graphical tweaks- Minor bug fixes. Textorcist Update #1 - Now live!: Hey fellow Textorcists!We just released our first Steam update which fixes a number of issues.Here is an overview of the fixes and improvements:Fixes:- Bible going out of screen during Coliseum fight- Pressing esc during ending credits skips the final cutscene- Nun getting stuck in combat phase 2- Minor bug fixesWorking on:- Fixing the spiderweb for the Nun- Save audio settings- Camera stuck after closeups- Option to clear players score data- and more!Thanks again for all your input and your support.Love you guys!Matteo, Diego, Giuseppe. Let's talk about GosTs!: Greetings fellow Textorcists - Ray speeking! Did you know who delivered The Textorcists' soundtrack? None other than incredible GosT! Thanks for the damn good cooperation and the great results! Having a blast from Textxorcising demons and listening to the pushing soundtrack is just awesome!If you wanna know more about GosT take a look on his Twitter, Bandcamp[gost1980s.bandcamp.com] and SoundCloud[soundcloud.com]. Have a great time!https://store.steampowered.com/app/1029810. A Word from Ray Bibbia!: What's up with Ray? Yeah, he is still textorcising the hell out of grumpy demons. But what's up with Ray Bibbia? The last time was damn quiet on our beloved private exorcist.But hey, here is a sign of life! And a few words directly form the desk of Ray:"Greetings fellow Textorcists - Ray speaking! The last weeks have been hell, but I am still alive and kicking. I am working on some brandnew stuff, that will be waiting for you in our demon-ass-textorcisin fights in short time. Stay tuned!"Yeah, there is more of Ray to come! We're adding some replayability, a lot of people have been asking for an easy mode- or even a hard mode, so we're adding something that'll change the difficulty... in both ways! We keep you posted!https://store.steampowered.com/app/940680. Watch Colesy performing a live Textorcism!: Beware folks, Ray Bibbia is straight on his way to rock your keyboard! Only a few minutes to go and The Textorcist will be released to type down the demons that threaten the fate of the earth!Wanna see how the thrilling fight works? Budding Textorcist Colesy www.youtube.com/colesygaming will show you his textorcising typing skills for a few hours LIVE at The Textorcist Steam product page!Have ya ever seen a nun kicking demon asses and smashing monster heads? No? You should definitely take a look at Colesy's stream. Streaming begins right at 5pm CET/11am EST. See ya there!. Lower the Launch Price by Wishlisting the Game!: Ray Bibbia wants your wish! It is up to YOU to lower the launch price of The Textorcist. The only thing you have to do is wishlist the game until 14th February 8:00 AM PST / 5:00 PM CET. It’s simple, really.The more wishes the higher discount. You can check out the discount scaling in the artwork below. In addition to that you get the chance of winning 1 of 2 brand-new Logitech G513 Carbon Keyboards! To enter the prize contest, simply retweet our post on @The_Textorcist. The winner will then be drawn by random.
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