A rhythm game that even people with no rhythm can enjoy - Melatonin Quick Review
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PLAY IT OR SKIP IT?
You need to give Melatonina try! I’m not super enthusiastic about playing rhythm games, mainly because I have the reflexes of a turtle. But Melatonin taught me that even slowpokes like myself can still have one hell of a time smashing buttons and grooving to relaxing music.
TIME PLAYED
I played Melatonin for four hours but completed the game in two and a half. It’s worth mentioning that I finished most of the chapters much quicker later on when I enabled some of the accessibility settings. These settings gave me visual cues and a metronome to guide me through some of the game's more difficult levels.
WHAT’S AWESOME
• Gameplay. I expected Melatonin to be a pretty hardcore rhythm game, but it’s surprisingly relaxed and challenging enough where it needs to be. The game’s twenty-five levels, spread across four chapters, all entertained me and were relatively easy to get through, though sometimes it took a few tries.
• Tutorial. Melatonin’s thorough and direct tutorials before each level helped me understand the game and progress comfortably.
• Music. I’d totally play Melatonin just for the music. The tunes are that great. Each level features a unique track that complements its particular style of gameplay, whether that be a more fast-paced experience or slightly laid-back.
• Aesthetic. Melatonin’s aesthetic design pleased me. The game takes on a pastel hue, and it looks really dope.
WHAT SUCKS
• Nothing. I’m trying to think of something I remotely sort of disliked about the game, but there’s really nothing at all. Melatonin’s a downright awesome game. End of story.
💬 If you could only listen to one specific music genre, what would it be and why? Leave your comments below!
As you can see in the title, the game is only available for PC and Nintendo Switch. And the name of the service is "TapTap", not "tab tab"
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