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23rd May 2009 | 1,621 views
3 years ago, I bought the gba Rhythm Tengoku game and I loved it, all about the rhythm just by pressing A button.
And now with the DS one, you tap or flick the stylus against the touch-screen in time to the beat using the visual and audio cues to know which to do and when.
There are +- 50 stages on this game. If you can't success the first stage, you can't go on but after several tries, the coffee button appears and with that, you can unlock the next stage but not in the latest stages.
Latest 20 levels are difficultier versions of some levels which appear in the first 30. The 50th (latest) is a mix of all stages, too crazy!
There are 10 columns of 5 levels, when you finish the first 4 leves, the 5th level of the column is a remix from the 4 levels with an other music.
The difficulty level of the game is very high when I compare to the GBA one. The stylus answers great.
The graphics, really simple or ugly when you first see, gba'd or Wario Ware'd style (RH is made by Wario Ware team).But you don't need poor graphics from a game like this. Unfortunately, a lot of people will not buy these game when they see the graphics in the box. I understand them but they let the chance to play one of the funniest games in their life.
The musics are made by Japanese man, Tsunku♂. I love almost of its musics.
Conclusion; Rhythm Heaven is a fresh, funny rhythm game. It's made even for hardcore and casual gamers. Don't look first to the graphics, when you play it, you don't care anymore about this. I can't understand how some websites can give it a 6-7/10 low score. As seen, the IGN review is the more accurate for me.
Enjoy the game :)
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Ganoncrotch
posted 27/08/2012, 02:01
love rhythm games like this, actually possible to stick headphones on and play every game in this with eyes closed just going by the music and ace everything. also unless you're a big fan of rhythm games this should give you a right proper challenge, the difficulty is set to japanese :D Message | Report |
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