Love this game.
This guy gets how to make an engaging rhythm game by keeping the game-play always about the rhythm (not some arbitrary obstacle or command on screen) and having the "premise" be simple enough to build crazy stuff off of.
The occasional glitchy nature of the game, usually in terms of distraction, is so satisfying to pull through in the end. Can't wait for the full release on Steam.
I looooove this little story. It has such a captivating art-style that has created it's own nostalgic feeling for me (looking at it now, a year after reading).
It's cute, scary, original, and can all be read in one hour of sitting.
It's like a glorified kid's book -- the good kind.
Will read again some time I'm sure; then I'll leave a proper word of thought.
Fun game that reminds me of Enter the Gungeon, but with an aesthetic that I like better. Music is really good; sound design is excellent; and everything is satisfying to look at.
I just wish that I could bind the shooting to a button, instead of the right stick at a full direction.
Also, just a little, silly side-note-- when I died and it was showing my results, I thought the ship was falling down; and with that music, I really liked the feeling it had. It was like an "Aw, I got so far up there, but now I'm falling all the way back to the bottom because my ship is wrecked. Well, at least falling gives me time to reflect." idk
Not too original of a game, but that doesn't matter; I can never get enough of different people's takes on certain genres.
Fun, cute, unpretentious.
