ReMix

This is an odd one. I like the idea of mixing Crypt of the Necrodancer with a Survivors game. The characters have fun abilities. The gameplay itself is lacking though. As a rhythm game, it's too forgiving. It's really easy to have the game tell you that you got a 100+ perfect combo even if it doesn't sound right or you are slightly off beat. As a survivors game, it's too easy. You can close your eyes and press random directions slightly on beat to pass most levels. Each run consists of 10-12 waves that last 30-45 seconds each, so even when you're getting into the groove of a level, it's over pretty quickly. Most of the meta progression is VN novel/lore stuff that isn't explained. What's an echo? Why am I unlocking them? With some tuning, this could be pretty cool, but it doesn't really succeed at either of the genres it's combining, so I won't recommend it.

[h1] A Near-Perfect Mix Between 'Vampire Survivors' & 'Crypt of the Necrodancer' [/h1] This game is very charming. Very cute & stylized art, incredible music, and fantastic gameplay. However, the game does have a few flaws in the way of perfection. [h2] Basic Gameplay: [/h2] Like [i] Vampire Survivors, [/i] the game is a survivors-like bullet-hell game. There are a lot of different musicians to choose from, and each changes the gameplay style. Additionally, you are given other band members during the run who act as your additional weapons. The most charming part is that the game is stylized to the beat of the music that's running, and adding band members will add a new instrument to the music. Choosing your main musician & their style of gameplay, finding good combos with the band members, and purchasing the correct buffs is the key to success as you go through a limited amount of timed rounds. [h2] Pros: [/h2] [list] [*]The art style carries this game hard. Its charming, and the visual UI moving to the beat help keep track of things very well. [*]Character variation is incredible. There are lots of different type of characters who all move and play differently. If …

its a cute little game

straight up impossible and broken, not even the guide exist to 100% this game, not even any video show how to do it. do not buy this game. completely unfinished.

A rhythm game that let's you hop in and out for a quick run that's guaranteed to provide some progression even with failure. All of the characters I've tried have had a unique enough move-set that I've wanted to try more runs with them, and the slow character details that unlock as you play helps to provide more investment in the secondary characters that in other games would just exist fully in the background, or just as other power ups. I'll plan to keep coming back to solve the mystery of why the music went away.

[h1]Its just sort of okay, I can't recommend because the [b]game feels very unfinished.[/b][/h1] if you can get past a lot of the shortcomings which i feel lots of people wont be able to pass up. There is a [b]lot of jank[/b] that is usually polished out before a final release, such as: [list] [*]There is very few soundfx-At first I thought this was to make focusing on the beat easier but without little noises for things like ui elements, hitting enemies, enemy projectiles and even most your attacks it leaves the game feel very empty [*]Even tho there is a way to offset the beat (which is good!) I realised pretty much straight away that whenever you get an upgrade between waves the backing track you tap along too can drift off the bpm/tapping track. Which means while you might be tapping along to the beat the game's logic will say you are off. You can also break the UI by hitting the first note perfectly and continuing which results to the rhythm bar glitching out. [*]UI is very buggy and all over the place, many elements haven't been scaled properly (some very large elements and then some very small elements with small text), pause screen is seems oddly incomplete [*]Controls are…