It's really fun, and it would be better if you could change the keys yourself. It is best to come out with a Chinese version, and it is really tiring to read English.
Feels like muse dash but it's kind of difficult trying to read the hold-notes, I don't know, it could just be me. Oh and if you guys aren't already working on it (sorry), custom keybinds and when do you think it's gonna be released? overall good game though; great work d-cell games!
edit: i just found a bug in the game that makes your camera in the song selection screen go down and can't see the song names. you can get this bug by just spamming the difficulty and the switch song fast
Weird bug in the song after the tutorial where if I miss a note, the prompt appears and I cant do anything about it but reset the song but I can hit high and low and see the animation, but it's still in the promt saying "high low note!" or "Hit high note!" Maybe this can be fixed? lol
I've tried the demo tape before and already find it cool and now that I've tried this and yeah Cooler... I wonder when is the coolesto? As always the art is great, the songs are excellent hoping to hear more from it. Characters here are so nice, and I find Quaver sooooo cute... Overall this is great...
We were very lucky to get the D-Cell dev team in one place for this awesome, in-depth interview! Thanks so much guys, it was a fantastic episode! I've dropped the full Unbeatable Gameplay & Developer Interview below!
Rhythm game with a fantastic art style and original soundtrack. Its actually a bit unfair calling it a demo considering it already has 10 tracks and 4 difficulty levels each and already feels like a product worth paying for, but I do hope they can polish it a little more for a full release, as sometimes its a bit hard to see the symbols on screen due to the variable zoom and action on screen. Some of the songs didnt really grow on me yet, but its an incredibly fluid and entertaining system that I can easily see losing myself to. 4/5
Jeff has named Unbeatable in his Top 5 E3 2021 indie games! The Chasing XP team are huge fans... the art, the aesthetic, the soundtrack, the story...! Awesome work :) Our Unbeatable Gameplay vid is coming soon, but for now, you can see Jeff's Top 5 E3 2021 Indie Games feat. Unbeatable :D
Before the game gets too underway in development. Is it possible to ask for remapping controls, or at least the option to "flip" the buttons (left buttons UP right buttons DOWN instead).
That was like the only part I had trouble with in the game. I loved everything else about this :D
Great game, with amazing music and art, but there's just one thing, and it's that the part where the notes come from both sides. It could just be me sucking at everything, but I feel like I don't have enough time to react to the notes switching sides, and also it just feels a bit weird since I end up timing most notes late because it just feels weird to have to time the notes in a different spot. I don't know if any of this makes sense, but I think when the notes come from both sides, I should be able to see more of both sides, I think that would help
A follow up. The main problem I have is that the game feels unfair at times. The notes seem to come from off the screen and when switching sides, sometimes there's a note immediately when you don't expect it. Otherwise a really great game that I'm looking forward to!
If you're having trouble reacting to the notes in time, try lowering the scroll speed of the notes! That will give you more time to react, the drawback being notes will become more clumped together. You've got to find that sweet spot that works for you.
this game looks phenomenal and the music is amazing, but for some reason i couldn't ease into the game like with muse dash, or even regular taiko, for some reason the controls simply felt unintuitive for me, and the menuing was hella awkward. I also felt as if the notes weren't clear, i also wasn't quite sure which song should be next, since you get booted to main menu when you finish a song. You've got a great base, and you just gotta polish those corners to make it a great experience
I was immediately wowed by how stylish and gorgeous the art is! But, I had a really tough time playing this... (and this is coming from a rhythm game aficionado!)
* The menu navigation keys felt really awkward and unintuitive. I would have preferred if the game stuck to menu keymaps that people already had muscle memory for (arrow keys, start/space/enter, etc.) for example, 'F' feels really awkward for menu confirmations. Same with splitting up WASD for song choices (WS/AD for song/difficulty just didn't gel). I had to actively concentrate to navigate the menus, when it could have been intuitive/natural for players if the game tapped into the keymaps people already know.
* Also, including controller button hints (triggers, "(x)") was a little distracting if you're not using a controller. Having auto-detect could help to simplify the UI...
* My gut reaction was that were too many button possibilities. While great for flexibility, it made it hard to settle on a play style. I would much rather be able to choose between a couple fixed/limited options rather than having EVERYTHING (WASD, IJKL) available at once.
* Having to sit through the same cutscene every time you start up a new song was a little annoying. Especially if you're simply trying to switch difficulties.
* The tutorial has these constant interruptions every time you make a mistake. The interruptions were breaking the immersion/flow for me, so I skipped the tutorial and learned by jumping straight into a Normal song.
* The dodge "notes" felt a little janky/imprecise, because all they give you is a "nice" compared to the feedback for actual "notes". It felt funky to switch between trying to hit something and trying to dodge something.
* The note feedback is possibly a bit too granular. "Miss/Barely/Okay/Good/Great/Perfect+offset" is a lot of different states. I'd be happy with Miss/Good/Perfect (similar to what Taiko does with Bad/OK/Great).
* For faster/dense sections that include both L and R notes, I felt like there wasn't enough horizontal width to react quickly enough. The center stage takes up a lot of space, leaving not very much runway for incoming notes..
* The art style is amazing, but it felt imprecise for a rhythm game. To me, there was too much squishiness/fluidity for me to be able to develop the hand-eye coordination needed to lock into a groove. It was hard to tell how the notes aligned with the timing grid, even with the square of 4 circles placed around Beat.
* There was also just too much information/stimuli presented at once for me. Visual effects, camera movements, L-R perspective shifts, score, combo, percentage, time offsets, heartbreak meter, "Up Next" popup, etc. etc. It's gorgeous to watch, but as a player, it's really hard to pick out key information. When everything is trying to stand out, nothing in particular stands out, which is bad if you're trying to gauge how you're doing on the fly. (Then again, I'm the kind of person who prefers a really no-nonsense skill-focused rhythm game, so I might not be the target audience here. I didn't like Friday Night Funkin' either...)
I'm not a UI expert or anything (obvs)... all I've really done is casually watch a few Tantacrul videos...
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I've had the announcement trailer saved since foreverrr! Absolutely love it! Great gameplay, great visuals, great music, it's just great in general.
when’s the full game!
when it's ready!!!
what is the system requirements? i run this game for 20 fps lowest settings possible i also lowered the resolution
This game made me quit League Of Legends. 10/10
真的好好玩，要是可以自行改变键位就更好了。最好可以出一个中文版，看英文真的好累。
Very good game! But there some chinese palyer need Chinese
From google translate it says
It's really fun, and it would be better if you could change the keys yourself. It is best to come out with a Chinese version, and it is really tiring to read English.
Cool idea!
Playing since it came out! keep up the great work!
I found this browsing on steam under the rhythm game section, and boy this didn't disappoint!! :>
thank you for playing!
Feels like muse dash but it's kind of difficult trying to read the hold-notes, I don't know, it could just be me. Oh and if you guys aren't already working on it (sorry), custom keybinds and when do you think it's gonna be released? overall good game though; great work d-cell games!
edit: i just found a bug in the game that makes your camera in the song selection screen go down and can't see the song names. you can get this bug by just spamming the difficulty and the switch song fast
we've been working on custom-keybinds for awhile, can't give a ETA but we're still completing work on it amongst other improvements!
edit: keybinds are now in !
Weird bug in the song after the tutorial where if I miss a note, the prompt appears and I cant do anything about it but reset the song but I can hit high and low and see the animation, but it's still in the promt saying "high low note!" or "Hit high note!"
Maybe this can be fixed? lol
It's fixed in the next patch we plan on releasing!
Thank you! It's been a great game so far, can't wait for the full release!
the patch is live! https://dcellgames.itch.io/unbeatable-white-label/devlog/288272/patch-v104-is-li...
I've tried the demo tape before and already find it cool and now that I've tried this and yeah Cooler... I wonder when is the coolesto? As always the art is great, the songs are excellent hoping to hear more from it. Characters here are so nice, and I find Quaver sooooo cute... Overall this is great...
Here's my gameplay btw:
It combine the Phigros and Muse Dash. So cool!
So it's Muse Dash with lore and unique art style mixed with 2D and 3D.
We were very lucky to get the D-Cell dev team in one place for this awesome, in-depth interview! Thanks so much guys, it was a fantastic episode! I've dropped the full Unbeatable Gameplay & Developer Interview below!
Rhythm game with a fantastic art style and original soundtrack. Its actually a bit unfair calling it a demo considering it already has 10 tracks and 4 difficulty levels each and already feels like a product worth paying for, but I do hope they can polish it a little more for a full release, as sometimes its a bit hard to see the symbols on screen due to the variable zoom and action on screen. Some of the songs didnt really grow on me yet, but its an incredibly fluid and entertaining system that I can easily see losing myself to. 4/5
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Jeff has named Unbeatable in his Top 5 E3 2021 indie games!
The Chasing XP team are huge fans... the art, the aesthetic, the soundtrack, the story...! Awesome work :)
Our Unbeatable Gameplay vid is coming soon, but for now, you can see Jeff's Top 5 E3 2021 Indie Games feat. Unbeatable :D
Before the game gets too underway in development. Is it possible to ask for remapping controls, or at least the option to "flip" the buttons (left buttons UP right buttons DOWN instead).
That was like the only part I had trouble with in the game. I loved everything else about this :D
I believe flip controls are possible with the current control presets! keybind remapping is coming very soon, and i mean VERY soon
Great game, with amazing music and art, but there's just one thing, and it's that the part where the notes come from both sides. It could just be me sucking at everything, but I feel like I don't have enough time to react to the notes switching sides, and also it just feels a bit weird since I end up timing most notes late because it just feels weird to have to time the notes in a different spot. I don't know if any of this makes sense, but I think when the notes come from both sides, I should be able to see more of both sides, I think that would help
A follow up. The main problem I have is that the game feels unfair at times. The notes seem to come from off the screen and when switching sides, sometimes there's a note immediately when you don't expect it. Otherwise a really great game that I'm looking forward to!
If you're having trouble reacting to the notes in time, try lowering the scroll speed of the notes! That will give you more time to react, the drawback being notes will become more clumped together. You've got to find that sweet spot that works for you.
this game looks phenomenal and the music is amazing, but for some reason i couldn't ease into the game like with muse dash, or even regular taiko, for some reason the controls simply felt unintuitive for me, and the menuing was hella awkward. I also felt as if the notes weren't clear, i also wasn't quite sure which song should be next, since you get booted to main menu when you finish a song. You've got a great base, and you just gotta polish those corners to make it a great experience
amazing story and amazing art just all round a great game
I love everything about this game, thank you so much I love you
I was immediately wowed by how stylish and gorgeous the art is! But, I had a really tough time playing this... (and this is coming from a rhythm game aficionado!)
* The menu navigation keys felt really awkward and unintuitive. I would have preferred if the game stuck to menu keymaps that people already had muscle memory for (arrow keys, start/space/enter, etc.) for example, 'F' feels really awkward for menu confirmations. Same with splitting up WASD for song choices (WS/AD for song/difficulty just didn't gel). I had to actively concentrate to navigate the menus, when it could have been intuitive/natural for players if the game tapped into the keymaps people already know.
* Also, including controller button hints (triggers, "(x)") was a little distracting if you're not using a controller. Having auto-detect could help to simplify the UI...
* My gut reaction was that were too many button possibilities. While great for flexibility, it made it hard to settle on a play style. I would much rather be able to choose between a couple fixed/limited options rather than having EVERYTHING (WASD, IJKL) available at once.
* Having to sit through the same cutscene every time you start up a new song was a little annoying. Especially if you're simply trying to switch difficulties.
* The tutorial has these constant interruptions every time you make a mistake. The interruptions were breaking the immersion/flow for me, so I skipped the tutorial and learned by jumping straight into a Normal song.
* The dodge "notes" felt a little janky/imprecise, because all they give you is a "nice" compared to the feedback for actual "notes". It felt funky to switch between trying to hit something and trying to dodge something.
* The note feedback is possibly a bit too granular. "Miss/Barely/Okay/Good/Great/Perfect+offset" is a lot of different states. I'd be happy with Miss/Good/Perfect (similar to what Taiko does with Bad/OK/Great).
* For faster/dense sections that include both L and R notes, I felt like there wasn't enough horizontal width to react quickly enough. The center stage takes up a lot of space, leaving not very much runway for incoming notes..
* The art style is amazing, but it felt imprecise for a rhythm game. To me, there was too much squishiness/fluidity for me to be able to develop the hand-eye coordination needed to lock into a groove. It was hard to tell how the notes aligned with the timing grid, even with the square of 4 circles placed around Beat.
* There was also just too much information/stimuli presented at once for me. Visual effects, camera movements, L-R perspective shifts, score, combo, percentage, time offsets, heartbreak meter, "Up Next" popup, etc. etc. It's gorgeous to watch, but as a player, it's really hard to pick out key information. When everything is trying to stand out, nothing in particular stands out, which is bad if you're trying to gauge how you're doing on the fly. (Then again, I'm the kind of person who prefers a really no-nonsense skill-focused rhythm game, so I might not be the target audience here. I didn't like Friday Night Funkin' either...)
I'm not a UI expert or anything (obvs)... all I've really done is casually watch a few Tantacrul videos...