UNBEATABLE

Im glad this was my first rythm game, I love the art style, the dialogue, the characters, and the gameplay just makes me come back again and again!

what a lovingly made game if youre looking for a baller story, well written dialogue, and music that sticks with you long after your playthrough, play this game

I do not leave reviews on things; the last time I did (and only time, if memory serves) was a joke review on geometry dash because it wouldn’t open. Despite this, I've felt an unnatural urge to review this one just because of how impactful I feel it is. UNBEATABLE is a game about expression in a world where it's illegal. It's that simple, and yet, this has become one of the most influential games I've ever played. UNBEATABLE has moments that don't feel like they belong in a small, low-budget game; they look like the kind of thing you'd see in a AAA game made by a company with tens of billions of dollars to their name. It's the most indie thing I think I can say about an indie game; the kind of quality this game has surpassed anything a company with even infinite money and time could make. UNBEATABLE was very clearly made with soul. You can tell that kind of thing, a game with soul made by people who genuinely want to tell a story that means something. Honestly, the moment I finished chapter 2, I knew this was already my favorite game ever made. I won't spoil it, but it's one of the most cinematic, badass, impactful moments in a game I've ever played. This game is a very clear labor of love, and I cannot thank D-CELL enough for creating it. Even in the time and place we find ourselves, where Artificial Intelligence is becoming more and more prevalent while human artists struggle to find a place in the world, UNBEATABLE proves that people still care enough to make an effort. Maybe I'm repeating myself here, but I'm still genuinely awestruck by the quality of this game. And then there's the music; in a rhythm game, you'd expect good music, but this is another level. After I finished chapter 2 I found myself looping “waiting” on Spotify for HOURS. It's not a joke when I say this game kept me up at night thinking about the story or listening to the music. AND IT HAS AN ARCADE MODE??? I'm sorry, but oftentimes in the world of video games, you either get a story or a looping experience, not both. LET ALONE the fact that the story of this game is MILES better than anything I've played in years, the arcade mode is fun and a good way to test my patience (I've never been very good at rhythm games). UNBEATABLE has its flaws, but that only seems to add more charm to it. I prefer a game with flaws these days because it shows that it was made by actual people. It's almost like people who actually give a ♥♥♥♥ about the game they're making often make better games than big greedy corporate CEOs who only care about profits! Even then, some people can't understand that indie will always be better (because they buy Call of Duty every year and need to justify the expense for the same game annually purchased). Overall, 10/10. The art style is made with obvious care, the music is at quality with some of my favorite dedicated musicians, the story is generational and actually means something, and the developers are really, REALLY great people. I've been WAITING (get it) for a game like this for years. Side note; I bought this game as a birthday present for myself. That makes it even better. Thank you for the gift D-CELL I love you Side note 2, at the time of writing and posting this I haven't even finished the game. I have a vague grasp on how the story goes but nothing concrete, just enough to know it stays consistent. Peak Side note 3 reading more reviews; do y'all know that stories don't have to explain everything at you

TS is hype UNBEATABLE all caps no cops

This game is the reason I finally got my life together. Genuinely the most I've cried at any piece of media. Ever. Thank you D Cell!!!! <3

I love this game with every atom of my body

And the idea changes you in turn.

The game's music, characters, story, and artistic style are all wonderful, even if the game is a little rough around the edges in a few spots (but hey, it's an indie game after all! It's not like AAA games are bug-free either). If you like rhythm games, I'd highly recommend this to you!