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:

There is a phrase that really impacted me during my childhood, created by Marshall Mathers: "Music is like magic there's a certain feeling you get when you're real." I am passionate about classical music and especially the combination of Violin and Piano. This game really manages to prove that music is like magic. You progress through the story as if you were floating and discovering a completely new and magical world.

Update: If you have obtained it for free in Epic yet haven't installed/tried the game... WHY? Seriously try at least 2 levels, please! Some games are popular because they're so good. Some are just boasted heavily by trailers and ads. And some are just unfortunate enough to be just outside the spotlight. Super Crazy Rhythm Castle is definitely belong to the last category. This game is definitely on the podium of best rhythm game I've ever played.

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!

There is also an anime for this game, and with a combination of visual novel and Rhythm game combined...this game is enjoyable! Today we are looking at a game called Obey! Nightbringer Summary: Are you ready for more trips to Hell's Kitchen and Devil's Coast?! Introducing the LATEST otome game from Obey Me!, the global sensation with over eight million downloads where you make ikemen demons do your bidding! Enjoy an iseikai with a vast, enthralling world where you hang out with seven quirky ikemen brothers and various hunky side characters. And we've blurred the line between fiction and reality this time with even MORE features that are so real you will feel like you are interacting with the characters!

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.

👍 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

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

Phigros has a simple niche mechanic, which is the judgement line can move and change transparency and has a feature which you can hit a note in any Y axis. yeah my muscle memory adapted to that feature. the mechanics seems simple but it can be confusing real fast with the chart gimmicks with double judgement line (i called it profile) or even theres a profile on the side which you gotta put some your eyes into it or you will miss. and surprisingly thumbs friendly with only some charts or AT difficulty that actually need more than 2 fingers, and some of them only "thumb-able" which is you can do it with thumbs but, your hand would be sore after that. overall its a good game i like it!

This probably my first ever rhythm besides beat star, which i really like about the game is the music choices there's a tons, also u can make your own stage that can be used while playing a match,i really liked about is the emoji menu because some emoji has voice over on it which is pretty interesting, and also the unique setup on how u play its really good and there's even a variety of idol groups and idols to choose from! So this game might not be for everyone and also u need to practice more to get how to play but i think its a nice game! And its still improving so why not give it a shot?

As the title said, this is my article regarding how people mostly see the EN server of Bang Dream! Girls' Party. I am a player of the JP server, and still having fun on it, despite me being on hiatus for a few months due to lack of free time. Before I start pointing my takes on this article, please take into consideration that my basis on this came from my Poco X6 Pro that despite being classified as midrange phone, its power is comparable to an SD 8+ Gen 1 phones, which was on its flagship levels back in the day. This is a very affordable phone with updated drives and will keep us updated for a long, long time. While at it, I personally recommend this phone as a go to if you are tight on budget, yet still aiming for a powerful phone (of course, excluding the cam - do not make me go there).

I believe that many people forget about games that began as a small project on sites such as NewGrounds and even Flash websites, only to recall them all in the future when they go down memory lane in search of nostalgia. Similar to previous games like Friday Night Funkin, which began as a little project on NewGrounds but subsequently exploded owing to the flood of community-created content, it just seems strange that Rhythm Doctor did not receive as much or anywhere as close as the recognition they did.

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've never played the first Obey Me! game, I am not really the target audience for this game. But I thought I'd give Obey Me! Nightbringer a try since I read that there is a rhythm game mixed into the game as well. And well... yeah this is an interesting and very jam packed game indeed. Gameplay wise this game has you play as a female protaganist that gets magically sent to the Devildom, and you meet some handsome demons who all seem to have an interest in you.

Just got back. This is just a test run using another phone. This might be a downgrade but it still actually packs a punch. In courtesy of Poco X6 Pro, enjoy the show! PS. I don't think I'll be used to BT headphones. The delay, despite minimal, is somewhat putting me off course LOL.

#️⃣ About opsu! is an unofficial open-source client for the rhythm game osu! It supports Windows, OS X, Linux, and Android devices. ⚖️ Comparison Which is the best between osu and opsu? Both are best depending on the platform. PC version : osu! Mobile version : opsu! 🤔 Why? The features and UI of opsu! are more compact for mobile players and suitable for beginners. osu! Mobile version has a lot of features with a smaller UI, making it challenging to hit buttons with fingers.

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

I love rotaeno. If you haven’t played it, play it now. (If you have the money, of course.) I’d also say I’m pretty good at it. Not quite the best, but decently good. I SUCK at catch notes. But, let’s dive deeper. If you haven’t played Rotaeno before, first you should know Rotaeno is an absolute banger of a game, secondly that the game’s gimmick is in the name: Rotation. In the images you can see examples of charts from the game; they involve notes coming from the center of the screen and landing on the outer ring. Depending on the note, you do certain things.

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.

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.