Quaver

Muy recomendable, me dio artritis

Quaver is, all around, a very decent game. The UI is exceedingly simple in a good way (mostly), and it manages to run on my potato of a laptop--only ever experienced minor stuttering at the beginning of a song--so it's definitely a great choice for low-end gaming. If you have ever played OSU, rating systems, skins, and overall layout will be nothing new to you. I cant speak much on 5K-10K game modes because I honestly have no interest in subjecting myself to that kind of torture--it's a fun concept, though. I have never done charting before Quaver but I have tried it now, and as someone completely new to doing it--albeit after a few quick google searches, it felt extremely easy to understand. My only real complaint is the lack of a feature for change in tempo other than scroll velocity or doing the math to manually slow it down yourself. Most of my issues with this game are minor or aren't really the fault of the devs here. I find the games base skin to be a bit hard to read and I HAVE to enable a skin to make the game playable, but this probably stems from the fact that every rhythm game I've played excluding OSU has used arrows and not flat bars. The simplified design of the actual rhythm part of the game is definitely not my favorite, though. Public online lobbies are completely dead as far as I can tell, I would assume due to the fact that one's account must have a "donator" status to upload any maps that don't come with the base game. Or maybe I'm just exceedingly late to the party. I think my biggest issue lies with difficulty increase. This is on community charted maps so take it all with a grain of salt. Anything past a rating of around 16 becomes unenjoyable keyboard mashing for the next 3 minutes of your life. While I love that Quaver has such an in-depth difficulty system that allows for, in theory, extremely fun charting--it has more-so resulted in an upsetting percentage of community made maps only being accessible to those willing to dump an overwhelming amount of time into these games, as well as maps that just don't feel fun to play. I would certainly recommend this game but I have no doubt that it could use a lot of improvement and TLC. I think the community could use a boost, too.