Let's pop! You've got Queen Latifah narrating a swooning ballad of broken hearts, divine arcana and electronic pop. You've got an imaginative phantasmagorical sequence of rhythm-based arcade gameplay that constantly keeps you on your toes as the control scheme changes with just seconds to react. You've got an album that is genuinely filled with bop after bop after bop! You've got polished presentation that oozes retro wave aesthetics, from the chapter select to the in-game cutscenes.
It takes roughly an hour of your time to enjoy the rhythmic euphoria of Sayonara Wild Hearts (I wish it was so much longer!). The cryptic Zodiac Riddles grant some replay value, as do the high scores. But even without those additions, the sheer musical charm on display is enough to warrant repeat playthroughs. Slap those tunes on and ride the feel good waves!
It takes roughly an hour of your time to enjoy the rhythmic euphoria of Sayonara Wild Hearts (I wish it was so much longer!). The cryptic Zodiac Riddles grant some replay value, as do the high scores. But even without those additions, the sheer musical charm on display is enough to warrant repeat playthroughs. Slap those tunes on and ride the feel good waves!
Absoluto amor por esse jogo e sua música!!
O jogo anda automático no ritmo da música e você tem que desviar, pular os obstáculos e bater nos inimigos de acordo com a batida da música. É um estilo muito pouco utilizado nos jogos e acho que deveria ser mais explorado. A arte nos tons azul, roxo, rosa e branco são maravilhosos e não me cabem elogios pra eles.
Infelizmente o jogo acaba sendo muito curto, mas será uma aventura inesquecível
O jogo anda automático no ritmo da música e você tem que desviar, pular os obstáculos e bater nos inimigos de acordo com a batida da música. É um estilo muito pouco utilizado nos jogos e acho que deveria ser mais explorado. A arte nos tons azul, roxo, rosa e branco são maravilhosos e não me cabem elogios pra eles.
Infelizmente o jogo acaba sendo muito curto, mas será uma aventura inesquecível
This game is like being invited to an awesome dance party that you don't know any of the moves to. It's exciting and there's a lot of beautiful crazy stuff going on - but damn if you don't feel like an ass bumbling your way through the routines like your first day at a dancercise class.
The whole game is dripping with style, drawing on a mix of 60's style combined with a surreal dreamy glittering space theme. It works really well and the visuals are a treat from start to finish. It's a shame then that some of the levels are super short, it's a real mixed bag of song lengths.
Every stage gives you a certain level of freedom to move around, but has an expected path based on the strings of collectibles that are hard to follow and appear abruptly. The game does nothing to guide you it just kinda expects you to figure it out so you're sure to crash and ruin the songs multiple times.
Everything is scored to a space pop opera that never fails to be enjoyable while it lasts and levels have you zipping at high speed around dreamy scenes fending off against tarot card inspired antagonists. Once you've played it a few times you'll be dancing along with the music and scoring points but until then expect your first run through to be a sort of practice for the real thing.
Creative, stylish, and great sound track, but maybe a bit too much style over substance here? There's just a level of accessibility missing.
The whole game is dripping with style, drawing on a mix of 60's style combined with a surreal dreamy glittering space theme. It works really well and the visuals are a treat from start to finish. It's a shame then that some of the levels are super short, it's a real mixed bag of song lengths.
Every stage gives you a certain level of freedom to move around, but has an expected path based on the strings of collectibles that are hard to follow and appear abruptly. The game does nothing to guide you it just kinda expects you to figure it out so you're sure to crash and ruin the songs multiple times.
Everything is scored to a space pop opera that never fails to be enjoyable while it lasts and levels have you zipping at high speed around dreamy scenes fending off against tarot card inspired antagonists. Once you've played it a few times you'll be dancing along with the music and scoring points but until then expect your first run through to be a sort of practice for the real thing.
Creative, stylish, and great sound track, but maybe a bit too much style over substance here? There's just a level of accessibility missing.