Overpass

I remember being utterly enthralled with the concept of this game, when it came out I played it without blinking for way too long I think. The first time I hit the beat on a shooting star I felt immersed in a way I haven't felt in many games since. 10/10

I NEVER REVIEWED THIS GAME??? FORGIVE ME. THIS GAME IS PERFECT WITH NO FLAWS.

Insanely unique rhythm game that manages to be hard without being spammy. Absolutely LOVE the music and visuals. The only thing holding this game back is the optimization. Despite the low poly visuals, even my rx 9070 is somewhat struggling with frames.

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This game is super cool and fun and I was ecstatic when i learned the premise of it because I absolutely did this as a kid in my head with buildings, electrical lines, and other structures to the music playing in the car. The only problem is...The difficulty curve of the game is far too steep. It starts off easy enough and then really left me in the dust. I wish the curve was smoother.

This is quite the new perspective on the rhythm game genre [spoiler] (Pun totally intended) [/spoiler] Jokes aside, Overpass is one of the most interesting rhythm games I've found this year, so much so that I literally couldn't sleep peacefully in bed without this game being in my library. The gameplay in Overpass seems weird and confusing to understand when you first look at it, but once you figure out what you're supposed to do, it really made me go "Oh my god that is really clever". In Overpass, your goal is to hit directional notes that are attached to various environmental objects. The game will also challenge you to hit these notes while they're obstructed, encouraging the player to read the object's shape, movement, and/or orientation, which becomes a handy skill for the player to utilize! There are also lamps, which can look like street lamps or hanging lights. They have no directional notes on them, and are an optional note to hit for an extra challenge and higher score. What I like about the main mode "Discovery" is that it's basically a choose your own adventure game. You're able to choose which level to take on, and at the end, you get to review the whole jour…