Game Reviews8.3/10
Five Years On, The Artful Escape Still Turns A Sad Goodbye Into A Joyride
A young man flies through five colored worlds to find himself, in this rhythm tale of identity and acceptance.
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Tag: rhythm game
Game Reviews8.6/10
The DJ Hero sequel that finally made the turntable controller worth owning
DJ Hero 2 review: FreeStyleGames kept the 2009 turntable, added mix-specific freestyle samples and a third singer, and earned 8.6 out of 10.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call Review: The Definitive Version of a Good Idea
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call review: 221 songs, button controls, and Chaos Maps make the 2014 3DS sequel the definitive version. Score: 8.1/10.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Cadence of Hyrule: A Crossover That Keeps the Beat
Cadence of Hyrule review: Brace Yourself Games' 2019 Zelda rhythm crossover on Switch, where every beat is a move, attack or block. Score 8.2/10.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X Review: A Rhythm Game That Wants You to Produce, Not Just Play
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X review — Sega's tenth Project DIVA entry trades the main menu for a home screen, adds rush notes and aura-based quests.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Thumper’s relentless rhythm violence still lands a decade later
Thumper is a rhythm violence game from Drool: one beetle, one stick, one button, brutal speed. A review of its worlds, Play+ mode and VR versions.
Game Reviews7.6/10
Freestyle Solos and Freeform Melodies
Rock Band 4 review: Harmonix returns with freestyle solos, freeform melodies, and a 2,000-song library. A confident reset that scores 7.6 of 10.
Game Reviews8.8/10
Superbeat: Xonic Review — A Rhythm Game That Knows Exactly What It Is
Superbeat: Xonic review: Nurijoy's DJMax successor scores 8.8/10 with three difficulty modes, 50+ tracks, and a punishing three-track set.
Game Reviews8.8/10
Dance Central 2 fixed what the first game got wrong
Dance Central 2 brought two-player routines, Dance Battle, and the Crew Challenge campaign to Xbox 360 Kinect in 2011, fixing the first game's solo-only limit.