Elliot's Show Time

It is really cute. Though the story, while I know not the main event, feels incomplete and is really oddly written. What even are Heavy Light objects? LOL The songs are nice. The visuals are nice, I really like the colorful look. But has its flaws too as readability can be a bit hard. Also, as the other reviewer mentioned too: there's no calibrate option. It really kind of ruins the game. For a rhythm game timing is everything, it's essential. So when it's off kilter, it's a bad time. In this game, I noticed for me, I need to press normal notes too late, but I need to release hold notes too early. A very confusing mix that makes it nigh impossible to 100% a song, and I am not inclined to try and mess up my whole internal calibration for rhythm games. That said, even if I could calibrate, this difference between hold and regular notes would remain an issue, I'd imagine, so that'd need fixing too. I could certainly have had worse for this price, and I've had worse for sure. But, I really hope that the dev will fix the timing and add a way for us to calibrate (preferably auto calibrate so we don't spend eons setting it up right.) As it stands, as much as I like what IS good abo…

First off, the artwork is beautiful—very well drawn. I’d definitely consider purchasing an art book if one were released. I especially liked the design drafted for the pause menu; it's adorable, and I hope it gets implemented soon. Visuals & Menus: - The menus are visually stunning and very pleasing to look at. - There’s no menu music or sound, which makes the interface feel a bit empty. Adding some audio feedback would really improve the experience. Gameplay: - The rhythm game mechanics need some polish. - Judgements are hard to follow and easy to miss, which can be frustrating. - Notes are also a bit difficult to read. It would be great to have customization options like changing note colors, speed, and size. Audio Settings: - There’s no way to adjust audio offset, which is a major drawback for a rhythm game. - Only a master volume control is available—no separate sliders for music and note sounds, which limits flexibility. Controls: - Native guitar support is lacking, although it can work with some tinkering. - Key mapping is limited: you can only bind one key per input, which isn’t ideal. Multiple mapping slots would be a big improvement. Overall: I’d recommend th…