This game is just CHOCK-full of nostalgia for me. Rhythm Heaven was one of my first games I ever had on my DS when I was young and didn't play much besides board game adaptations and party games. I remember the first time I played it was on a plane ride where I didn't think to put headphones in and played it with the sound off. Took me an hour to beat the first minigame. Once I realized you really need sound to play a Rhythm Game, I became hooked. I spend days upon days working hard to Superb and then Perfect all the minigames. As an extremely young kid, it took a lot.
The minigames here are an excellent collection. There are very few that are either boring or unfun (though Lockstep can go hug a cactus). There's also a lot of fun side modes and minigames that provide a bunch of extra entertainment beyond the main minigames.
An excellent game for rhythm game enthusiasts that will challenge your skills to the max
The minigames here are an excellent collection. There are very few that are either boring or unfun (though Lockstep can go hug a cactus). There's also a lot of fun side modes and minigames that provide a bunch of extra entertainment beyond the main minigames.
An excellent game for rhythm game enthusiasts that will challenge your skills to the max
This is definitely the most difficult game in the Rhythm Heaven series but it sure is a lot of fun. It took a really long time to get the hang of this one but I did and now it all feels natural. The flicking and holding sideways is a tough adjustment. Especially the flicking. I find that it doesn't always register well. I also think that this has the weakest soundtrack out of all of the RH game series.