This game is basically a rhythm game with a coat of paint of Kung Fu. The gameplay is simple and can be learnt fast, and there's a level up system that helps on harder stages once you start getting upgrades, and compared to other similar games, this one felt easy enough to fully complete for someone like me who's not into rhythm games.
The game feels like a passion project, with rewards for completing side content like interviews with the two people behind the creation of this game, which is a lot better than what most games offer as a reward for 100% completion. Also, all the art that they created for the game just shouts "hey, we wanted this game to have its own core identity, even if it wasn't needed at all".
The only concern I find is that the gameplay can be repetitive, there's gimmick phases, but they're too similar to the main ones so there's not enough variety for a game that took me 25 hours to complete.
The game feels like a passion project, with rewards for completing side content like interviews with the two people behind the creation of this game, which is a lot better than what most games offer as a reward for 100% completion. Also, all the art that they created for the game just shouts "hey, we wanted this game to have its own core identity, even if it wasn't needed at all".
The only concern I find is that the gameplay can be repetitive, there's gimmick phases, but they're too similar to the main ones so there's not enough variety for a game that took me 25 hours to complete.