Rhythm Games?!

[Tatsuya Kaname]

Cytus II x Hatsune Miku.

FUCK I LOST A FORTUNE ON THIS GAME ALREADY.

*buys pack*

[Tatsuya Kaname]

Also no one talked about this yet.

Go play Deemo, Cytus, Cytus II and VOEZ, they are awesome smartphone rhythm games (with a mountain of DLCs but still worth it with or without buying them)

[Tatsuya Kaname]

Can we have a moment of thought about Cytus II's 3.0 "Ending" update?

I feel like this game's story really grew up on me and it really ended on a good note (well, there're multiple endings but still). Never expected a company to make great stories for rhythm games (I'm talking about Deemo and this).

Also it's free for a limited time, all song DLCs are down to $2 each (for 5 songs each) and there's a good discount for all character DLCs, and there's Miku. Even without DLCs, I think the amount of story and songs you get upfront is still a great deal.

[Tatsuya Kaname]

Two new Japanese Mobile Rhythm Games debuted during the past few weeks. One is

Project Sekai

, a lane-type game featuring Hatsune Miku and vocaloid songs, pretty fun gimmick of variable note widths. And if you're a fan of Hatsune Miku, there are occasional free Virtual Concerts in the app as well.



But this one, this has become the best lane-type rhythm game I have ever played (or even overall). It's called

D4DJ: Groovy Mix

. From Bushiroad, the ones behind BanG Dream!, this game puts you in the atmosphere of DJing. The game mechanics is a bit more complex, but very, very fun to play. There are notes that requires you to scratch or stop the discs (and thereby briefly rewinding/pausing lane notes) as well as slider notes that does the remix of the song played while it's active. It's challenging, it's fun, and it's got a lot of game songs and covers. Highly recommended! It's in Japanese stores only for now but an English release is scheduled for 2021 so please try it!