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Primero y principal NO es un juego ritmico. Diria mas bien que es un juego de reflejos y mal hecho. Las razones son varias cosas que sumadas hacen que sea terrible. Para citar algunas, los colores son demasiados molestos a la hora de tratar de sincronizar los movimientos que van completamente desfazados con la musica (que tampoco es gran cosa). Los controles hacen que todo sea mas confuso y de a ratos no sepas que es lo que sucede en la pantalla , ni que te mata ni que observas. Por otra parte los niveles son demasiado cortos y rompen el ritmo del juego que es casi nulo si mueres entremedio, ademas en algunas ocasiones es solo apretar botones a modo de reflejos y al siguiente nivel es saltar plataformas sin sentido, la musica se pierde en el fondo porque es dificil acostrumbrase a todas las cosas que aparecen en la pantalla. Como fan de juegos ritmicos les aseguro que este no lo es y si quieren practicar reflejos prueben el project rhombus entre otros.

Music Zues can go ♥♥♥♥ himself. Really enjoyed the game though.

2d platformer is one of my favorite gaming genres and this was high top notch! Although its missing some settings for making the game performance at your will.

THIS IS NOT RHYTHM GAME. If you like to play action game, maybe this game will fit but if you are expecting this as a rhythm game its wrong.

(Read until the end) Dont buy this. The game is a rhythm platformer and it has a lot of issues. First of all, the game cant communicate ANYTHING to you. What is a barrier, what is dangerous, what is happening, what happened, i had no idea about while playing and no, i did not skip the cutscenes. This may be because of the visual style the game has. Its just too cluttery and its hard to see what is important. Second, the game is just not fun. The game already felt wayy to easy after i picked up the controls. And at the last place, you know like Rhythm games have good music? Yeah, this doesnt. At the base of this game, its amazing. But there is a lot of flaws that make it a really bad experience.

A pretty unique take on a rhythm-based platformer that is split about 50/50 between the two genres; some levels literally have only the rhythm hitting, while others are just platforming, but most slightly mix the two. The game is a bit janky at times and is way too visually cluttered to make all your misses/deaths feel fair, so expect some frustration while playing. There are also some odd design choices like not being able to see your health/stats in the pause menu, only mid-game, which is not the ideal time to be looking in the bottom of the screen. On sale though, it's a short and fun experience with some pretty neat visuals