URO2

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What is URO? URO is a taiko-inspired HSRG (horizontal scrolling rhythm game) that on the surface seems to be a rather average rhythm game nobody asked for. What's even more weird, we're talking about URO2, a sequel to a game very few people were aware of and those who somehow knew it was out there didn't really like it, citing its numerous bugs, errors and overall unpleasant experience. Boasting a ~mixed~ rating and less than 500 reviews, URO SOMEHOW MANAGED TO GET A SEQUEL which is like.. why? Sure, there was lots room for improvement (mostly engine-related), but instead of (at the very least) attempting to fix the original game, they went straight for the sequel and... nothing's changed, I guess? It has the exact same problems the original URO had, but with new OST + story. URO2 has three fundamental problems that cannot be overlooked: -Notes in charts aren't placed based on BPM / timing sections, it feels like they were manually placed with a mouse to be 'roughly on time' with music which is the most amateur and unacceptable approach to a rhythm game -Audio balance is all over the place in URO2, some tracks are quiet, others are obnoxiously loud -Performance issues, the game struggles to keep consistent framerate / frametime on higher difficulties and often has microstutters; it almost feels like the engine is not suited for a rhythm game at all It also has some 'I wish I could call them minor problems but they are pretty annoying': -Free Play isn't 'Free Play', you have no other option but to play Story Mode to grind 'local currency.value' to unlock tracks since you start with 0 currency and 0 tracks unlocked -English translation is the definition of the early years of Google Translate ♥♥♥->ENG, it is SO bad you can barely understand what the developer is trying to say -The game has practically no options: no offset, no skin customization, no play options -There's no punishment for pressing Red + Blue buttons at the same time (which allows you to press Red, Blue and White (Blue + Red at the same time) notes by repeatedly pressing Red + Blue on time which makes lower difficulties a breeze and somewhat pointless) [i]HOWEVER[/i], what it DOES have is a really good OST. If you're familiar with BMS (not the mainstream stuff that's been licensed to numerous games but [i]beginnercore[/i] and indie composers), you're gonna enjoy it. CYLTIE., Reku Mochizuku, MYUKKE, Eraser (YES, THE VERY GUY WHO WOULD LATER WRITE WRITE ONE OF THE WORST BMS TRACKS EVER - GEHENNA) - it has the good and the bad. BMS the experince. Besides, the game has decent artstyle. I genuinely like how it looks. [b]Verdict[/b]: Eh? I know it's a tough sell but if you're feeling a little extra 'playful' and want some VSRG/HSRG cringe for dirt cheap - you're welcome, there's nothing quite like URO, a fine line between inspiration and genuine effort and amateurishly poor execution.