SHOULD I PLAY FORTNITE FESTIVAL? Definitely give Fortnite Festival a go if you’re a fan of Rock Band, Guitar Hero, or rhythm games in general. I had a bunch of fun jamming with random players, exploring the music catalog, and testing different instruments. And though Fortnite Festival doesn’t exactly reinvent the wheel when it comes to the mechanics of the genre, the socialization elements that have become synonymous with

I tried out Obey Me! Nightbringer since it's got a rhythm game mixed into it's visual novel gameplay and this game is pretty good for the most part. Though the rhythm game section does resemble another very popular waifu rhythm game... Subscribe to my YouTube Channel:

Concerto on White has a lot of interesting ideas, but the current version of the game just wasn't engaging enough to keep my interest. Part visual novel, part music simulation game, Concerto on White takes place at Concordia Academy of Music, a school attended by some of the world's most talented muscians. You play as Macaron, a modestly talented student who was admitted to the academy under mysterious circumstances.

It's really good and an amazing rhythm game, but the gacha system could be improved. I wish our pulls carried over through banners. Also, there are too many cards and not enough time to get them all. It might be good if there was a better way to get older cards. Overall, I would 100% recommend it to vocaloid and rhythm game fans. The songs are good and the story has thought put into it. Both kids and adults can play, too. I do suggest that you get the Japanese version as well, though. It helps you know what's coming and get stuff faster. Buh-bye!

This is basically poly-ghost runner for mobile. ■ Sprinting like a mad man while going kung pow on the weaklings we get for npcs ☑ ■ Dying almost every 5secs because of said weakling npcs or crazy surroundings ☑ ■ Wanting to break your phone because of how demanding it is and yet wanting to complete the game because you are a masochist ☑ What more do you want? A cookie? I do My only issue with the game is the part where you have to MOVE in a certain way to go far and fast when you get to a white box. It doesn't feel right and doesn't trigger right if you ask me--don't ask. I say make the entire strip be white so we can go super man without issues in a cool looking spot sheesh--maybe I'm  the dunce though as I wasnt patient with the tutorials. Was too busy going zooooooom

It's so challenging! Watch my gameplay! I know you might get bored watching this, so at least watch 1 level for boss levels 2-13. For Levels 2-1 through 2-12, I forgot to record them. I also couldn't replay level 2-12 (rank A). It happened because I left the game temporarily. I replayed the level to get rank S and yes it took a long time to get it "perfect". I think you should try it :D When playing, your beat should be just right, your mind focused, and your fingers should be agile. Prediction is also another variable. Btw, this is similar to the Avici game.

👍 Pros: Very fun and addictive; no micro transactions are forced; Still adding content every month!; Many cute accessories to customize Don-chan!; 👎 Cons: Micro transactions too encouraged though; Not many mods or ways to play the game. Like, slower speeds for harder songs would be nice;

One of the best rhythm game I've ever played. The syncing and offset is kinda weird but i personally wouldn't mind without tap sound imo. Has a huge song selection and charts with fun gimmicks because of the judgement line's freedom. Overall peak game would recommend if u love multifinger.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it especially if you like games like Hades or Hi-Fi Rush. City of Beats is an exhilarating, rhythmic looter-shooter roguelite where you beat up robots to the sound of music while dodging barrages of gunfire. If you can get over a few balance issues, it offers an action-packed (if short) experience. TIME PLAYED I played City of Beats for four hours. I struggled a lot in the first three hours, but after unlocking an overpowered weapon and changing the difficulty level, I managed to beat the main expedition and all three bosses in thirty minutes. This led me to unlock the challenge mode where I played for another forty-some minutes.

As a player of around 3 years or so on mobile, this rhythm game is unlike anything you have ever tried. Mixing in your general tap-hold-slide to the rhythm concept with full gyroscopic range blends into a wondrous rhythm game that deserves recognition. Throughout my time playing, the devs have been diligent with bug fixes, making sure things run smoothly, and even listen to the community to help make the game a much better experience for all. Plus there are plenty of songs in here that people might enjoy, whether it's from pop culture or even from another game that people recognize (from Lanota to Wacca, to Deemo and to the newly upcoming collab with Dynamix). With its unique concept, this is one rhythm game that I would be willing to recommend to almost anyone looking for a unique twist to scratch that rhythmic itch.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? You need to give Melatonin a 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.

So, since the game's up again after the maintenance, I decided to once again run the game with 3DMV in my Poco X6 Pro. Here are my finding/s so far... *The device's screen recorder is not the best. I've been struggling trying to record the game's actual gameplay on screen as the recorder itself stutters a lot. My solution was to use another screen recorder. *After trying the new screen recorder, I was more than impressed! Aside from the fact that I can beautifully capture the game's actual performance, I was amazed that the game still runs smooth at 15% battery!

Ackkk one of my most favourite games of all time -Gacha and Rhythm •Huge variety of songs •Cute design of characters •Have some interesting stories in each group •Animations on stories are smooth •VA is cuteeeeee •Every group gives you a random vibe •Vocaloid characters •VA covers vocaloid songs •Live shows including birthdays •Event every week •Customization of characters •Ranking of characters •Can compete with other people and friends

Its really good game, but i give four stars bc it always gaves ads. But its okay You should guys try too. It makes ur fingers/hands faster haha!

Yeah, yeah, we get it, your #1 victory royale, winner winner, chicken dinner is very impressive. But what if instead of winning by shooting all your opponents with guns, you won by being the best at music? Oh, also what if, in this scenario, you and all of your opponents were goofy, head-bouncing pigeons? Those are the very deep and serious questions that Headbangers: Rhythm Royale seeks to answer. Think of it like

👍 Pros: I would say it's the go to rhythm game, since you get all the content for FREE, and it also plays very nice 👎 Cons: It's kinda hard to get to login for cloud save, so if you want to play on another device, you might just have to start from scratch

SUGOIIII!! This is one of the best Rythm game i've played! So playable and i love the music!^^ Soo c

!!!Other Gameplay From Me!!!   (≧∇≦)/ 🎵 Sound: Internet Overdose (Aoibahn feat.TOKOTO) 🕹️ Controls: Arcaea, Lv 6 Present 👥 Partners: Vita 🕹️ Controls: Muse Dash, Lv 6 Hard 👥 Character: Marija Magical Girl, with Elfin Dragon Girl

Its all about the syncopation. It's so seriously syncopated it increases the difficulty ten fold. Great piece!

SHOULD I PLAY HEADBANGERS: RHYTHM ROYALE? Play it, especially if you can bring some friends. Headbangers: Rhythm Royale offers a refreshing take on battle royales with its rhythm-based minigames and goofy-looking pigeons. I ran into some minor problems with online matchmaking, but I still had a blast with this game’s groovy tests of speed and memory. TIME PLAYED I played Headbangers: Rhythm Royale