Retro/Grade

The graphics are very well done, but they're too obtrusive, often obscuring vital information.

For 10$ it's a great game just for the music alone, but the gameplay is also great.

It's a good really fun rhythm game, with an amazing soundtrack.

i have found this game very fun, and i don't think "there is a lot going on," which some reviews have said. it just takes some practice, like any other rhythm game. yall would hate geometry dash if this is a lot. i also don't naturally want "to dodge bullets and missiles" as I have heard some others say. im just used to this kinda gameplay, therefore no seeing them as bullets, rather as notes, similar to some other rhythm game (osu, ddr, fnf, guitar hero, etc.). now, i DO wish there was the ability to play it in forwards mode as well to make it a shooter because that would be fun, but i didn't make the game and therefore cannot change anything done during development. and yes, "not many getting much playtime hours" fits this game, less than 15% of the players have completed the easiest campaign somehow, and less than 5% the hardest. the main problem people get with this game is everyone getting lured into thinking this is a shooter, but the surprise in my opinion is actually worth it. the soundtrack is a bop, the difficulty isn't overly annoying (like how it is with some rage games), and the optional challenges are overall interesting. so, in my own conclusion (im not trying to force you to agree with me but simply defending that i don't think the game is bad or "spoiled"), it's a 8.2/10 game. after playing for around 20-30 hours it can become boring but then just becomes a good memory sent to the back of the mind.

Although my preferred way to play was with an old guitar controller, you can certainly manage with either a controller or keyboard (albeit on lower difficulty settings), and each provides an interesting dynamic.