Tag: Music
Alpha Nomos Review
Alpha Nomos turns live-recorded music into a weapon, blending precision rhythm combat with inventive roguelite upgrades and a wonderfully twisted puppetcore world, even if its demanding timing may take patience to master.
Rhythm Roll Review
Rhythm Roll blends pounding electronic beats, vibrant visual worlds and precise arcade action into an addictive test of timing and reflexes that rewards players who find their rhythm and keep their cool.
Heroic Songs: the Remix! Review
Heroic Songs: the Remix! blends city-building, idol performances and heartfelt character stories into a colourful journey of growth, transforming an empty fantasy world into a thriving sanctuary where each new building and every successful performance brings Akari one step closer to finding her voice.
Manairons Review
A charming, beautifully crafted 3D platformer, Manairons blends Catalan folklore, musical magic and classic exploration into a wonderfully warm miniature adventure that proves you do not need a vast world to tell a memorable story.
Kalanoro Review
A wonderfully colourful musical adventure in which Madagascan folklore, hair-powered combat, eccentric lemur musicians and the irresistible power of community combine to make saving Lemuria an absolute joy.
Maestro Review
A wonderfully immersive rhythm experience that places you on the podium and lets you discover the thrill of conducting a virtual orchestra through classical masterpieces and unforgettable cinematic music.
Fresh Tracks Review
A wonderfully inventive blend of high-speed skiing, directional swordplay and dynamic music that turns every descent into a frantic, exhilarating battle for survival.
Stage Tour Preview: Plastic Guitars, Big Riffs and a Second Chance...
Stage Tour looks set to bring the plastic guitar era roaring back, blending classic five-fret rhythm gameplay with a modern Tour structure, a broad soundtrack and plenty of opportunities to make a spectacular noise with friends. It still has plenty to prove before launch, but RedOctane Games appears to understand that the magic was never just about hitting notes. It was about getting together, turning up the volume and feeling like a rockstar for a few minutes.
AereA Review
There is something rather lovely about a game that is not afraid to be a little bit different. AereA takes the familiar ingredients of...
Catch Flex Review
Catch Flex turns the humble rhythm game into something much more physical, replacing controllers and headsets with your own body. Its mix of slashes, kicks, stomps, slides and dodges makes every song feel like a mini workout, while the No Fail mode ensures casual players can enjoy the experience without worrying about perfect scores.


















