Kill The Music

The art is great (gives me Cowboy Bebop vibes, can't quite put my finger on why), the music is great, the story (surprised me that there was any!) is basic but touching, the gameplay is somewhat innovative (mixing Necrodancer-style rhythm-combat mechanics with Vampire Survivors-like top-down bullet-heaven combat) and is pretty fun, although it gets a little bit repetitive by the end.

You can make various builds to suit your preference, both with weapons and passive buffs.

The game has full controller support and nice accessibility options for modulating difficulty, not to mention the ability to pick your difficulty less directly within runs as well.

Visually, Kill The Music bursts with vibrant energy, using bold colors, dynamic lighting, and a slick hand-drawn art style that gives it the look of a living comic book.

The map doesn't change, the soundtrack (while it sounds great) has far too few songs for this type of game, higher difficulties hardly change the gameplay, it's all so lacking in variety.

All "weapons" are pretty fun.Yes,they quite similar if we talking about same type,but they supposed to be like that,cus this is different perspective from different people on the same instruments.