리뷰 탐색기

I love music. I love rhythm games. Clone Hero is my third favorite game of all time. I just did not like this at all. The combat is so insanely clunky. The music is so boring and completely nothing background crap with big beat hits. The entire experience was jarring, frust…

Hi-Fi Rush is my first ever rhythm game. Going into this, I figured I would be bad at it since I have no experience in the genre, but I wasn’t expecting to be as bad as I was. In every single fight during the first few chapters, I would only hit around 50% of attacks on beat. I w…

This game is pretty universally loved, and it's certainly a well‑made game. It has a nice comicbook aesthetic that I like, and the voice acting is well done. Ultimately, though, the gameplay was slow and boring, and it didn't click with me. I do usually enjoy rhythm games, but…

I'll risk an unpopular opinion here and say I did not like this game. Having come from the Dead as Disco demo and Metal Hellsinger, I thought this rhythm fighting game would be right up my street. Unfortunately, it never did click for me. First off let me acknowledge the good…

Hated it. The timing required in this game is incredibly finnicky and annoying. And if there's even a tiny amount of latency in your audio stream... you're cooked. My only regret is that I should have given up earlier.

boy the ending sucks. levels drag on between fights, you fight a few bosses, then... done. Feels like the only "rush" here was the development. Other than the art style and soundtrack there's really not much here.

Despite the game’s lively start, it became dull and repetitive toward the end, and I couldn’t wait for the game to end. Every time I approached a spacious area, I’d think, “Oh, here comes a fight.” But because of the sheer number and variety of enemies toward the end (which turns…