Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Apr 19, 2023

  the game is fun and you can play it while listening to your own music. you can change your speed and object distance and even give the stage a new appearance. theres also different modes to play. a lot of fun for little money! thats what i like!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 8, 2017

  Rhythm Rush, simple and fun. It has three different game modes, six different maps, and some Bosses which i havent got to. It starts with 3 song (NCS Release) but you can add you own songs, which I enjoyed! I recommend the Song S3RL - Escape (Feat. Emi) I think it a perfect song to any Rhythm Game.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 26, 2017

  Do not buy this game, the controls are too klunky and unresponsive. This game should be free and even then, it's not worth downloading on to your computer. Great news is that you can play your own music, unfortunately what's the point if you can't even play the game?
• gamedeal user

  Jun 11, 2017

  The main concern I have about the game is the inability to map out the controls. What they have set up seems okay, but will soon become apperent that the control scheme will most likely go against you when playing the actual game compared to the Tutorial. I only got this game because of the prospect of using your own music, but I was extremely dissapointed.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 28, 2017

  The genre of games that implement your own music and generate something based on it is very underrepresented on the market and I hope that changes. However, I do wish for a better execution than what is found in this game. As most other negative reviews point out, the controls are not good. That is putting it nice. It does not stop there, however. There are a few minor problems, for example that your music stops for a short while each time you get hit, that either input is not always recognized or there is some weird and inconsistend cooldown for your shooting without that being represented anywhere in the UI or how terrible navigation is when choosing a song, and a bug (Multiple times when I tried fighting a boss both him and me would be stuck with the music playing while we both could not do anything, which was the only one I encountered in ~30 minutes though.). On their own, these would not be terrible, however they do add up. And while I would be willing to forgive the game for all of these and be left with a product that while not terrible does not bring anything thrilling to the table and is only worth a look for the niche genre I mentioned earlier, there is a total dealbreaker for me. The music is weirldy distorted when incorporated into the game. I have absolutely no idea what went wrong, but in this game, all my music sounds very weird, some songs more than others. There seem to be no options to tweak sound quality in this game and outside, everything is perfectly normal. Maybe this is due to my taste focusing on Metal and it works well with other genres, but that kills it for me. I'm afraid I will refund this despite its low price since I know that I will never touch it again in this state and don't expect it to be fixed as I appear to be the only one with this issue. Try it out if you are interested as a lot of people seem to very much enjoy it and see for yourself if you have any issues.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 29, 2017

  Bad controls. The levels and gameplay have nothing to do with the rythym of the music you choose. It is just the same obstacle courses over and over, and the game plays your music in the background. You could pick any song in the game, mute the game, and play your own music in the background and it would be the same thing. When you are playing it doesn't feel at all like you are playing along to the music. Did I mention bad controls? When you crouch it moves your crosshairs against your will. There is crazy momentum, so every time you try to move you just slide past where you want to go. Good idea however. I hope someone makes something like this that isn't garbage.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2017

  A very fun game
• gamedeal user

  Oct 30, 2017

  This is a bad game. The controls are not good. When you crouch the crosshair goes up and away from the thing I was trying to look at. The shooting is not fun and feels it it goes against platformering to music. Speaking of which, for a music generated game I cannot feel the music having any sort of impact. There is no build up just seemely random walls with holes in them. It does not help that it asks me to perform high jumps while only giving me an medium jump. You can run on walls but it is disorienting as there is nothing visual on the wall pass about your knee height. Even moving the crosshair on its own feels weird and disorienting.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 14, 2017

  [h1]TL;DR[/h1] Game is fun and challenging. Plays any songs, but has some minor issues with mouse and the sliding mechanic. Stages are very nice and slick with it following the song along each beat. So. This game is interesting. Disregard my hours played. It doesn't have much content, however, it has a inbuilt song reader that builds a map around the song you have placed in. It is interesting to some and has some cons. My one major grime with this game is the fact that you can't turn off mouse smoothing, it's unbearable if you're not used to it. Within 20 minutes, I have gotten used to it but then there's something else you need to get used to as well. The gun doesn't shoot unless there is a beat to go with it, however, it is a bit annoying when there is a wall in front of you and you can't shoot it since the beat isn't going fast enough. - Another thing that is a bit iffy is the sliding. You slide like in any other game that has sliding mechanics. However, your crosshair gets pushed up and your screen gets pushed down (to simulate sliding, I get it), but when you get up from the slide, the crosshair doesn't go back to default position. It goes back to the sliding crosshair position and it completely throws me off constantly. - The character hitbox doesn't feel normal, it feels like you're a floating wisp with legs and it doesn't help when you try to wall jump, it just gently lobs you to the side. [h1]~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[/h1] I gotta give it credit though. The stages are pretty insane with the right type of music. The main menu music is great, but can't be played within the game itself (unless I missed something). - The game is very close to what it should be, it's just the minor mouse issues that is driving me away. Overall, the game isn't too bad. It just has some minor problems that could be fixed fairly easily. But until then, I gotta not recommend it. Whenever they end up fixing these issues, I'll recommend this game to everyone, as the price and gameplay is enough to warrent it.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 19, 2018

  Probably one of the best games ive ever bought for 99 cents.