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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 6d5b4406ea 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 [portable Edition] the textorcist the story of ray bibbia ost. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia download. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia wiki. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia gameplay. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia demo. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia скачать. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia soundtrack. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia igg. the textorcist the story of ray bibbia steam Great artstyle, funny writing and in general I love the atmosphere of the game. The fights all have their own twist to them and are really challenging. I struggle with a lot of fights and even after two-three fights my arms feel like they could fall off. I can only recommend this game to lovers of typing games.. This game is an amazing meet point between golden classic gameplay mechanics and innovative way of slain bullethelly (literally helly) bosses created with incredible pixel-artsy work, in various and immersive (and hard, this game is actually hard) battles orbiting a well scripted and writed main story spiced with fresh humour and dramatic turn-ups, the story of Ray and his war against his demons and also actual demons, bad anddeadly demons, trough the streets of Rome. The game is really challenging, but not in a frustrating way and you will have pleasure in playing the bosses again and again to improve your results, beat your records and learn where the crap is "u" key on your keyboard without turning off your eyes from the screen while satan itself sodomize the poor Ray. So what else i have to say, try the demo, love it and buy the full game!. A weird but fun as hell hidden gem in Steam.The game if really ♥♥♥♥ing hard midway through, but gave me some old touhou-like nostalgia accomplishment feelings beating a level after 45 minutes trying over and over, learning sweet spots and just feeling I'm actually getting better at the game.Couldn't possibly recommend this game for everyone, since its just goddamn hard sometimes. But I'm sure as hell telling everyone about it.Thank you devs for making this game, a breath of fresh air in the indie gaming industry that I forgot i wanted.. The Textorcist is an extremely mixed bag. It’s got gorgeous pixel art, a great soundtrack, a couple of solid visual gags, and an interesting fusion of bullet hell and typing game, and a whole lot of problems.You play as Ray Bibbia, exorcist, who finds himself tangled up in a conflict against demon-summoning priests from the Vatican. The core gameplay loop sends you through brief story interludes before battling a boss in a typing+bullet hell battle. In these, you simply have to type out an exorcism to win, however, since your foes toss huge bullet curtains your way, you often have to interrupt your typing to get to safety before sneaking in a few more words. Thankfully, getting hit doesn't immediately hurt you. Instead, it knocks your book away, which you must retrieve without getting hit again.It's a neat core concept, and manages to walk a tightrope of feeling overwhelming, yet just manageable enough that I always wanted to keep going. Between missions, you get low-key story segments with some light puzzles to give you some downtime after the intensity of a fight, and it did wonders for the pacing. On top of that, you have gorgeous pixel art all over the place, with some especially wonderful looking demon designs. Finally, the soundtrack is great and really got me in the right headspace for the tense boss battles.However, despite of its great elements, The Textorcist can be really frustrating in places. Apart from the general high level of difficulty, the book-getting-knocked-away mechanic made me want to pull out my hair at times. When you get hit and drop it, you get a very brief window to pick it back up, and if you don't reach it in time, the sentence you're currently working on gets reset. Losing your sentence right near the end is agonizing, and it's made worse when a huge blob of bullets stands between you and your book and you have to take a hit to recover it in time. The thing is, as the game goes on, difficult retrievals become more and more common, which just means more soul-crushing sentence resets.The narrative is a bit grating too. There's a big tone problem here. Sometimes the game is trying to be a serious story about redemption, but it doesn't really work. Ray is deeply unlikable, and the game seems to think that him beating up demons is somehow supposed to make us forgive him for being a jackass who abandoned his child? I'm not on board. The game swerves between this redemption story and a lot of comedy attempts, and unfortunately, a lot of them fall flat. There are a couple of solid gags (I really enjoyed the visual humor in the Naples mission), but most of the rest was a bizarre mishmash of weak jokes and tryhard, edgy comedy that came across as cringeworthy.Overall, I enjoyed the game, but it's definitely not for everybody. If you can get over the weak narrative and sometimes frustrating difficulty, there's a really neat and unique game here that may be worth it just for the great aesthetics and neat gameplay hook. I'd recommend trying the demo before you buy, since this really isn't for everyone.. A weird but fun as hell hidden gem in Steam.The game if really \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing hard midway through, but gave me some old touhou-like nostalgia accomplishment feelings beating a level after 45 minutes trying over and over, learning sweet spots and just feeling I'm actually getting better at the game.Couldn't possibly recommend this game for everyone, since its just goddamn hard sometimes. But I'm sure as hell telling everyone about it.Thank you devs for making this game, a breath of fresh air in the indie gaming industry that I forgot i wanted.. I was very reluctant to click on the "thumbs down" option for this review. I wish there was a middle ground but considering that I've asked for a refund it would be very weird and inconsistent of me to choose the "recommended" option. But keep in mind I don't think this game is bad - just has a few flaws that ruined it for me.Let's start with the good: Great concept. I remember how excited I was when I heard about this game. I'm a fan of games that encourage skills that are translatable to the real world while at the same time not getting into the trap of being an "educational game", rather, embracing it as an unique experience with its own story and aesthetics. We really need more games of this kind. The soundtrack is awesome. Probably the best thing about this game.Ok, now the bad.. The game is based on movement and typing at the same type. On paper that's cool and all, but the way you move in this game is by using the arrow keys (or WASD by holding the shift key... which is still awkward considering that when you're typing correctly you need to keep your hands on the home keys); this means that you constantly have to switch from typing to moving. In a game that helps you teach typing, it instead trains you with a specific kind of skillset that's not same as normal typing. It would be much better if everything were done by typing, to keep the player constantly in that typewriter hand position and state of mind. The fact that you can't change hotkeys or configure your keyboard in a game that is literally centered around it and which the game's mechanics utilize practically the full extent of it is a game design cardinal sin in my opinion. It's akin to a AAA company making a highly GPU-heavy game and adding no graphic options. I understand the devs may plan to add this feature in the future but I need to review the game as it is currently. Minor complaint, but I don't like the fact that while typing out chants you aren't actually supposed to type out the spaces. It encourages you to typelikethis which confuses your brain for no good reason IMO. There could have been a game option to require spaces or not.For those reading this review, don't let this discourage you from trying it out, download the demo and see for yourselves. It just wasn't for me.. Very great typing game, innovative typing game play, cool narrative universe and humor, highly recommand !. The Textorcist is one of the most interesting and fun pixel games I've come across. It's strange, silly, and cool as hell. I'm stuck on what I believe is the last boss and it hasn't ever felt like a chore to play. The game needs a boss rush mode so you can tread through your previous encounters but other than that I'm quite satisfied. I already want dlc.Ps - Whoever "D.I.E." is, you're one wicked textorcist. Your scores are killer! And so is this game! Buy it! Watch the Developers Textorcising Live Today (including Q&A!): You always wanted to see real Textorcists at work? So here is you chance: Join us today for our The Textorcist Developer Live Stream directly on the Steam product page! Starting at 8pm CET/2pm EST the developers will type down a bunch of demons and answer your questions in the chat!ASK THEM ANYTHING! What inspired you to make such game? Why does it have to be so damn difficult? And are you all gone completely nuts? Prepare your questions and see ya at the stream!https://store.steampowered.com/app/940680. Textorcist Update #2 is live! Featuring Customizable Controls and more!: Hey Everyone,we're still pushing the game further and added the much requested feature to customize the input scheme!Aside from that some Boss fights have been adjusted to feel more balanced.We won't stop here of course, a few features and requests are still being tackled and will be added and fixed soon.Here's the full list:ADDED FEATURES You can now use SHIFT + Any 4 custom keys in order to move. Edit your favoured keys in the settings menu! There’s now an option to clear score data Additional option on the Holivetty (“cd..” and “cd ..” do the same thing now)FIXES Audio settings not getting saved after quitting Refinement for Level 5 and 7 V/U and C/G on over head text look to similar Crashes during Titlescreen and a couple boss fights Minor Bug fixesAll the best!. 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. 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.. 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. 🤘 Textorcist on Sale with 25% Off! 🤘: Join the Textorcists today! Jump into the exorcising adventure of Ray Bibbia and get ready for an electrifying mix between bullet hell and typing game!Till 29th April The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia is a Week Long Deal Offer here on Steam - with 25% off! So make your choice and get ready to kick some demon asses!And have no fear: "They're not gonna catch us. We're on a mission from god."https://store.steampowered.com/app/940680. Give your Wish for Evelia! ❤️: The release of Vambrace: Cold Soul is very close - can you feel the ice cold atmosphere of the forbidden city? There is less than two weeks to go till the release on 28th May! Do you want to get even more stuff on the world of Vambrace: Cold Soul with the games release? Than give your wish for Evelia and unlock free goodies, that will be included in the game here on Steam!How to participate? Just click on the Wishlist-Widget at the bottom of this update or on the product page, share the news and tell your friends! We keep you posted on the current number of wishlist entries.https://store.steampowered.com/app/904380. 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. 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!