Well...it's an original rhythm game, that's for sure. It's from an era that I haven't experience and cared at the times being a Nintendo fanboy and all. I knew this character mainly thanks to "being a Sony exclusive" and "Robot Chicken".
I know that this isn't the kind of rhythm game you would see on the competitive scene. It's very on the casual side, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact it's what I would rather play.
The gameplay is what doesn't sold me much since it's what I would describe as "learn this incoming line of inputs in a well-rhythm way. Saw it? Ok, do it".
I know that this isn't the kind of rhythm game you would see on the competitive scene. It's very on the casual side, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact it's what I would rather play.
The gameplay is what doesn't sold me much since it's what I would describe as "learn this incoming line of inputs in a well-rhythm way. Saw it? Ok, do it".
The best strategy I could find to beat stage 4 is to glance at the line, close my eyes, and do it from memory while also trying to be half-almost-bad.
Fuck that chicken.
Fuck that chicken.