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_AdjI_ posted...

It's reasonably entertaining. It'd be a lot easier to wrap my head around the stick notes if the sticks were either both on top or both below the buttons, since having to think about moving my thumbs in different directions based on which side the note is on is messing me up a lot. It also tries to connect to the internet pretty frequently to upload scores to leaderboards, which gets really annoying if you're not connected and have to go through the error message. Nothing breaks if you choose not to try connecting, but it takes an obnoxious amount of time. The main mode is this odd arcade-style one that takes you through three stages, each of which has a different set of songs that's only available on that stage, then you get a "thanks for playing" screen after you finish all three. That, to me, seems like it was lifted directly from an arcade version with no modifications, which is a weird fit for a home console game.

Problems aside, it's a straightforward rhythm game. You've got a few different kinds of markers that correspond to different actions, coming down different lanes that correspond to different buttons, and you have to do those actions in time to the beat. It seems like it's got a decently high skill ceiling, but I doubt I'll get invested enough in it to ever approach it. I don't regret spending a whole dollar on it, but it's nothing particularly special.

You just had to bump it right now, when the sale just ended