Rhythm Tengoku Review by: - 8.8/10 Music Paradise We're all familiar with the rhythm games Guitar Hero and Rock Band. These games involve flashing lights, colorful buttons, complicated note patterns, and cramping gameplay. They had their reign during the rhythm game craze, but were plagued with bland gameplay, changed up only by the songs they used. However, a single game manages to stand out from the rest, and that is Rhythm Tengoku for the Gameboy Advance. This game doesn't use an imitation of an instrument or yesterday's top 40 songs. Instead, it focuses on the fun that any type of music can bring to a game.
The basic premise of Rhythm Tengoku is that there are over 30 different minigames that you can play. These games are overly simplistic, remeniscent of the microgames of WarioWare, but they each have something to do with rhythm. From punching objects in time to the beat of a music to shooting arrows into ghosts at the end of 8 beats, Rhythm Tengoku offers a variety of ways to make tapping with the metronome fun. Music: 10 In a game that relies completely on sound for its entertainment value, Rhythm Tengoku has music that is extremely catchy, and will get stuck in your head after just a couple plays. Each minigame features its own unique track, plus remixes that also have their own songs. This totals to over 40 different songs that you can find in the game and enjoy listening to.
There are virtually no complaints that I have with the music included in the game. All of it is original; nothing is taken or covered from today's pop songs. Many of them are funny and whimsical, which perfectly matches the lighthearted nature of the game. A couple of them even feature recorded lyrics (although they're in Japanese), and adds a dash of professional flavor into the game. Playclaw Keygen Download For Windows.
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After completing the games in a 'set,' the game takes all of those games and throws them together in a remix. The remix is a whole new song, designed to take the gameplays of the five games in the set and seamlessly mix them into one catchy song. These are some of the songs I enjoyed the most, because you have to be on your toes when the games change, while still keeping the beat in your head.
If you tried playing the game with your eyes closed and just listening to the music, you could get through most of it without trouble. The game uses audio, rather than visual, cues to tell you what buttons to press and when. There are really only 3 or so games that I can name that require you to see the screen in order to pass it. Although, since each game plays exactly the same each time, you could just memorize what to press and just listen to the music. Graphics: 7 Rhythm Tengoku is host to a wide variety of seemingly random, but funny, graphics in its game. I suppose that's reasonable, considering that the game was only released in Japan.