Drumming

I stared at it for a few minutes not knowing what the hell to do. Somehow the tutorial wasnt helping me. Then I went into pattern editor. Set up a fun little drum beat. Picked up the ol acoustic and let er rip. So now I have a practicing drummer that doesnt forget to show up. For a measly $5 10/10

In my opinion, a good game as it is, with the possibility to make it way better on the horizon. i bought this game excited to try out some digital drumming (as a real-life drummer myself) and was almost immediately charmed by this game. the editor is relatively simple to understand, and fun. After 20 or so minutes of tinkering a cool rhythm for one of the demo pieces. I genuinely felt a rush, having made a cool little rhythm, and it kind of opened me up to what this game could become. I think, with a few improvements, this game could be ome relevant to a huge audience; it just needs some brushing up. Here's what i think should be added/improved to make the game loads better: - Allow for custom-length rhythms to be written (right now, you can only write 4 beats of music, which closes opportunities to easily write for 3/4 music, longer and more complicated rhythms, and more complicated techniques like triplets). if the editor was extended to allow for these, it would elevate the game tremendously. - improve the tutorial. I read a lot of reviews, and one of the biggest issues people have is with the tutorial. it told me everything i needed, but possibly extending it to explain the editor more would be beneficial. - Easier keybind and timing system. A pretty big problem with the game is that you have to perfectly time when to press the keybind to align with the backing track. It's possible, but annoying. Additionally, I'd love for there to be a looping setting, where a single rhythm you've written can be looped over and over, instead of having to press the keybind again after every bar, which again brings forth the issue of having to perfectly time when you press the keybind. - An "improvisation mode", where you can drum in the moment, instead of using presets. This would be really cool to try out, although certainly not necessary. To be clear, I'm perfectly happy with how the game operates now, but this would be pretty cool to see. I know that's a lot, but there's lots of great things the game does too. - Easy editor; the editor, i find, is really easy and fun to use, and can write up to the depth of a 1/16 note, which is perfect. I couldn't get the crash cymbals to sound, but i don't know if that's a problem with my hardware or the game (I played on the steam deck, by the way.) - Fun movement; I personally really enjoy how the drummer's hands move - slightly further from real life and closer to goofy soft-body physics. Plus, if you write on the scale of 1/16 notes, their hands start frantically flopping about, which i love. I love this game, and i really think it could be a really good game if the developer/s would just beush up the game in some areas.

This game is fun for like 3 minutes it might be more fun for like a 3-4-year-old. I do not recommend this game. 2/10

Tutorial doesnt tell you how to play besides the same thing, i mashed buttons and still couldnt play anything else, its very confusing

This is the best game I ever played, it elevated my music to the next level and I am now touring the world playing sold out shows in countries like Russia, Israel, China, North Korea and South Sudan! thank you Trash Games Studios. you changed my life