A serviceable twin-stick shooter both improved and let down by its musical focus.
+ remarkable diversity in music genres (even if most individual songs are rather generic and some unsuitable for a rhythm game)
+ clean art style featuring short but well-animated cutscenes
+ very slick UI that looks modern and is generally efficient to use
+ satisfying combat hit effects
+ straightforward co-op feature
+ functional song import (which isn't impressive however, considering it only takes BPM)
- mediocre equipment system for player customization
- simplistic campaign structure with 10 themed locations of 10 stages each and no real climax
- boring story told by embarrassingly written dialogue between shallow characters
- monotonous rhythm gameplay unaffected by difficulty settings
- too many copy-pasted environments with low enemy variety