
Welcome to Ketamine Girl, an electronic dance music album with an interactive visualizer. Featuring 13 tracks inspired by minimal techno, psytrance, hardstyle, and Melbourne’s underground scene, it’s a trip like no other. Skip complex gameplay—crank up the WUB WUB and let’s go!
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Welcome to Ketamine Girl. This isn't so much a game at its core as it is an electronic dance music album with an interactive visualizer. The album features 13 tracks inspired by music genres like minimal techno, psychedelic trance, and hardstyle, as well as Melbourne’s underground nightclub scene and bush doofs. If you’re looking for a game with complex gameplay mechanics, this might not be for you. But if you’re after a sick time enjoying some WUB WUB, you’re in for a trip. Get ready—let’s go!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hands down best game ever. I would describe it as a mix between Minecraft, American Truck Simulator and CS:GO if you took nothing from them and just added music, tits and Ketamine. 10/10
A Fever Dream of Rhythm and Regret I’m not sure if I played Ketamine Girl or if Ketamine Girl played me. Imagine if Guitar Hero got blackout drunk, fell down a flight of stairs, and woke up in a sketchy basement rave—congratulations, you've just visualized this game. The mechanics are simple: notes (or should I say, "ket") fly across the screen, and you hit the keys to the beat—or at least what I assume should be the beat. The timing window is about as forgiving as a bouncer at a Berlin nightclub, and half the time, I'm convinced the game just makes up its own rules. Sometimes I feel like I'm nailing the rhythm; other times, it feels like my keyboard is gaslighting me. The girl in Ketamine Girl is definitely present, though I'm not sure if she’s okay. She just kinda... exists, in various states of undress, vibing to the chaos unfolding around her. Is there lore? A deeper meaning? A message about society and substance abuse? Probably not. The visuals are a mix of hypnotic and horrifying, with a UI that looks like it was cobbled together in a fever dream. There’s an undeniable charm in how unapologetically raw and unpolished it is—like a lost relic from an alternate timeline where StepMania was developed by an underground ket cult. Is it good? No. Is it fun? Questionable. Am I recommending it? Absolutely. Final Score: 7/10 – Would relapse again.
ketkat
Haha such a cool concept! Love the game and the album. Entertaining/10
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