Super slick and fun game. Really nice to see a rhythm game in this jam. The tracks you used for the songs are really cool too.

It took me a second to figure out how to play (even with reading the tutorial). But once I figured it out I had a lot of fun.

Great work!

Very polish visual and menuing, good music too.

I was a little bit confused by what I had to do, I read the tutorial, but I still had some trouble understanding. I think the arrows on the note coming at me was what confused be the more, I thought they would help me know what direction to hit, but they don't. I think having some sorte of indicator to tell you what you'll need to tap is required, else you leav your player doing some live calculation at all time and it ends up being a frustration when you fail, cause you don't know why.

I think this has potential, it only need to be a little more clear. Keep it up!

Song choice is great, along with clean visuals and fun game play. The light beams are super punishing and I found it easier to ignore the extra points it might give over self preservation to make it to the end. If you toned down the damage of the beams or gave the player some invincibility frames so they don't immediately lose half their health bar it would incentivize players to play less safe. 

A very strong entry for the jam, Great work!  

Fun game - many things to like: combination of tactics and rhythm, tone that change based on position lets you create your own melody and fit with the music, challenging but not too punishing. 

At first I assumed that you have to move position just at the right time to hit the passing "note" but then realized that I just have to be there before the note comes to hit the "perfect" - IMO that moves the game away from rhythm and more towards "dodge projectiles while gathering powerups". Also consider more visual effects on hitting the note and/or moving.

I thoroughly enjoyed playing, thanks!

I loved how the game feels very intuitive and, at the same time, novel. The track choice is great and the game already feels very polished. I especially liked that the game is not too punishing unlike some rhythm games that won't let you listen until the end of the track.

Great job!

I love the combination of style, music and rhythm you added to this game. Congrats!

Really cool take on the theme! I will admit that I like rhythm games but I am also tragically bad at them. Overall this felt very fluid and nice. The biggest issue I had was with the note icons. The arrows tricked my brain into pressing the direction on them rather than the part of the grid that they fell on, so my first playthrough ended abysmally. I was able to get a hang of it later although like others have said, I found the beams to be very punishing. Otherwise, really enjoyed it and definitely didn't expect this kind of genre with the theme. Awesome idea!

I like the game very much.UI was slick , music and sound was perfect.  

Rhythm animations was also very good and make playing a rhythm game much more easier.

The beams were a little too much punishing.

Found out I'm not good at rhythm games, Only 67% accuracy.

Works well, great concept.  I like the way it plays and it's pretty.  I do feel like certain things were holding me back from continuing such as how exactly to do held notes, but it was fun to play for a while.  I'd be interested to see how it turns out if you continue. 

Dude. Super cool game, you gotta get more players for this. What engine is this? No way to do some kind of Web-playable build?

I thought the polish was on point and the vibe was immaculate. I liked the tracks you chose and how the arrows would kind of bop their way into place. I was hoping to find a game in this jam where someone decided to play around with a musical scale, and I think you executed it quite well. I played each level more than once.

Okay, some other things. I got some "Perfect"s that I definitely don't think were actually perfect, so I'm not totally sure about the timing, but that may be me. I think the synth tone for the player could be a little richer, fuller, but I'm not enough of an audiophile to better explain than that.

So, I think the danger bars are interesting in how they block off the player, but I think ripping someone out of the level and the song is just a little too harsh, it doesn't fit with the rest of the chill vibe. Instead of negative reinforcement, I would suggest finding something positive for rewarding skilled play. As a couple examples for what I mean, perhaps hitting both ends perfectly shatters the bar with a cool effect and gives a generous score multiplier, or maybe you could slide down the bar from one end to the other hearing a unique synth while having to exit with the right timing for a solid score bonus. While running into its middle just breaks the score combo and doesn't let you move over to the other side. I'd remove health entirely.

Anyhow, I think this was a really cool project and is one that I would have frankly no idea how to put together myself. Well done, and I hope you get some more players in here soon. Keep rating games, most people oblige with an unspoken rule of ratings exchange. Wish you all the best in your game dev futures!

While this doesnt seem like a 100% fleshed out game, thus only a 4/5 rating, i absolutely love this game as a concept. As someone who plays A LOT of different rhythm games, both hardcore and casual, this seems like a good mix already familiar concepts and new additions. The sounds feel nice, though the sound-on-field-change sometimes removes from the experience even when playing the chart properly. The graphics are prefect, simple but effective in conveying the required information. The gameplay is really fun, i like that you can hit certain notes at two different timings, the diagonals really complicate the reading in a nice way. Two small things i have an issue with: first of, the long evade notes are confusing as heck. Having to hit the start and endpoint only doesnt play all that well. Maybe regular red notes that you are not supposed to hit would play better? The other issue is the lack of "early" timing punishment. You can essencially just wait for a note to fly into a field and get a perfect timing. This just doesnt work to well, but it is not exactly game beaking and is still really fun to play in general. The one thing that confuses me a bit is the interpretation of the theme. Scale of notes? Scale of music? Maybe just something i am not familiar with... Still a really fun experience, eagerly waiting for a new version with more songs!