

BEATris
Rhythmical Badass · 2021 · Casual, Action, Indie, Rhythm, Music
PC
Positive80% · 41
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About BEATris
BEATris : Rhythm! Puzzle! Action!
Survive the block-hell situation until the end of the music. Control the blocks falling with the beats and fill the lines to destroy them. Enjoy the music while the level shifts with the rhythm.
BEATris presents a new wave in rhythm game genre. Inspired by the classic puzzle game Tetris, the game gives you a strategic gameplay with the rhythmical flow from the music.
Features
- Various EDM Soundtracks to enjoy
- Unique levels that are brutally fun
- Make creative levels with your favorite music on Level Editor
- Share your levels on Steam Workshop
- With Steam Cloud integration, create your level anywhere everwhere
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's not really that fun4 found this helpful
Would not recommend, throwing unexpected blocks at players at sub-reaction speeds within levels isn't fun or difficult, it's cheap. This means that levels are more memorisation rather than fast paced block sorting. The game lacks additional modes meaning if you enjoy a certain song or speed you can only play it within the given level which subjects you to the above problem. Great idea for a game, poorly executed.3 found this helpful
The learning curve is not implemented very well.1 found this helpful
Just got this game through the Rhythmfest. I haven't played a lot of it as of writhing it, but it's already clear to me that it's a shame this game doesn't have more eyes on it. I wish I had seen it sooner. I love Tetris and block games on average, and this is an interesting spin on the formula. Lining up your blocks to the beat, the stage scrolling up and down or side-to-side, blocks pushing blocks, a bonus meter that affects the gameplay. It's all really cool ideas and it plays together really well as you wrap your head around it. The music is really catchy and feels familiar even though it's all new to me, and I'd actually consider paying for the soundtrack if it was available. On the accessibility side of things, I LOVE the visual presentation. Everything is distinct, easy to read, and leaves no real room for confusion once you've played a few rounds,. I do wish there was more options for controls, or controller support, but I won't harp on that too much for such a small, inexpensive game. While I don't think this is a game that I'll spend hours at a time on, I can easily see picking it up for a song or two a few times a week. If it did have controller support, I'd even take…
meh
Its a nice game. Something like Multiplayer would be cool in the game. i reccomend it to you.
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