Muse Dash

The gameplay is pretty average compared to other rhythm games, and I found some of the fanservice quite irritating. It’s also disappointing that so much of the game’s content is locked behind DLC that costs far more than the base game. On top of that, the game doesn’t support custom charts.

I love Rin, Buro, and Marija.

Now, i will say i do like playing this, i found pretty fun overall but the questionable character designs make this a bit embarrassing to play.

The fact that I liked ts ♥♥♥♥ still impress me. Sick game

fun just like osu but with waifus

This game revive my love for art; honestly, it’s one of those games where I can’t even measure how much I love it. I know I haven't been playing it for long, but I’m truly grateful I gave it a chance and bought the DLC (Muse Plus)—it’s worth every penny. I’ve always enjoyed rhythm games, but the art style here is on another level—undoubtedly its strongest point. I may not be the best or most skilled player, but this game has taught me that it doesn't matter as long as I'm having fun—something that seems to have been lost a bit these days. It’s sad to think that this game will eventually stop receiving new content. I’m writing this just days after the announcement of "Muse Dash 2"—a game I have high hopes for and really don't want to see fail—but even if it does, that won't take away from the fact that Muse Dash is a fantastic game. Do I recommend this game? Yes, absolutely. If you’re a fan of art and music, this is definitely the game for you. It’s also a great addition to your Steam library, but if you already own it and haven't tried it yet, give it a shot—you won't be disappointed.