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Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:Just bought the Bravely Default pack

what are the songs?

Bravely Default
The Horizon
That of the Name
The Evil Wings
uroboros

Bravely Default II
Spurred into Flight
The Ones Who Gather Stars in the Night

Well the ones from the first game are good

You know you want it

I do but I spent all my money on super Mario wonder

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:Just bought the Bravely Default pack

what are the songs?

Bravely Default
The Horizon
That of the Name
The Evil Wings
uroboros

Bravely Default II
Spurred into Flight
The Ones Who Gather Stars in the Night

Well the ones from the first game are good

You know you want it

I do but I spent all my money on super Mario wonder

Its £4

Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Rubix wrote:Just bought the Bravely Default pack

what are the songs?

Bravely Default
The Horizon
That of the Name
The Evil Wings
uroboros

Bravely Default II
Spurred into Flight
The Ones Who Gather Stars in the Night

Well the ones from the first game are good

You know you want it

I do but I spent all my money on super Mario wonder

Its £4

when i said all i meant all

I love Trombone Champ, I'm playing on Switch.

I just managed to get 12th in the Global rankings for 'Also Sprach Zarathustra'

I know it's one of the easiest tracks, but it's easy for everyone, right?


My rendition of the 'Blue Danube' is a treat for the ears.

Just bought the Final Fantasy 16 pack, missing all my favourite songs. Did get loads of other songs with it.

Rubix wrote:Just bought the Final Fantasy 16 pack, missing all my favourite songs. Did get loads of other songs with it.

i thought they must be adding in one of those

Over the last four years this game has been in Early Access on PC, and in that time it has gone from being a fun rhythm game to one of the best. It's one of those Early Access games where the devs took their time to perfect every single aspect of the game. They listened to critiques from the fans and made the game better at every turn.

It was recently released on Switch, and I highly recommend checking it out.

The trailer for the Switch version is... well, it's honestly just a bad trailer.


The 1.0 Steam trailer is somewhat better:


This video showcases quite well how the game is actually played:


It's a really good rhythm game. Do yourself a favour and go play it.

ps. Not a huge deal or anything, but the system they've devised for latency calibration is absolutely perfect. The actual calibration screen in the options is really well handled in a bunch of different ways, but the cherry on top is the latency readout you can see at the end of a song. Really helpful when you've gotten a bit good at the game and are chasing higher and higher scores.

Update

Rubix wrote:Stats
Hours played: 177
Rhythm Points: 800231
Songs played: 2622
Perfect Chains: 1297
SSS ranks: 999*
Critical Charts: 110
Feats: 97/100
*Maxed

Endless World: 28 (Ultimate)
100% Every Quest stage on Export or Ultimate
487/488 Ultimate S Rank or better

Top 5 Songs Played
Kaine/Salvation - Neir [DLC] - 29
The Castle - FFVIII - 24
Gold Saucer - FFVII - 18
Balamb Garden - FFVIII 14
Serenity - FFIV 14

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Source: Push Square

OldSoulCyborg wrote:Over the last four years this game has been in Early Access on PC, and in that time it has gone from being a fun rhythm game to one of the best. It's one of those Early Access games where the devs took their time to perfect every single aspect of the game. They listened to critiques from the fans and made the game better at every turn.

It was recently released on Switch, and I highly recommend checking it out.

The trailer for the Switch version is... well, it's honestly just a bad trailer.


The 1.0 Steam trailer is somewhat better:


This video showcases quite well how the game is actually played:


It's a really good rhythm game. Do yourself a favour and go play it.

ps. Not a huge deal or anything, but the system they've devised for latency calibration is absolutely perfect. The actual calibration screen in the options is really well handled in a bunch of different ways, but the cherry on top is the latency readout you can see at the end of a song. Really helpful when you've gotten a bit good at the game and are chasing higher and higher scores.

Bit of a delayed bump but vaguely remember you mentioning this - have added to my Switch Wishlist! (especially when I saw Hyper Potions in the roster)

Bought Sayonara Wildhearts this week. Hoping to have a go on it at the weekend.

Crypt of the NecroDancer has some new DLC... featuring Hatsune Miku!

I decided to give the Theatrhythm demo another go and downloaded it to Switch. Man, I suck at these games; I chose a FF XIV track (something Sun?) and tried it on the easiest level. Failed it twice .

I like the idea of the game and I love the actual music and presentation... but I wish there were easier/more forgiving gameplay.