We scanned 346 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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Pure rhythm game — Best rhythm game BY FAR. No ads. Scoring is skill-based. The engine is simple but creative (you’ll see :). Nothing too extra- no gacha, no characters, no in app purchases. Every level can be unlocked without paying…
pretty fun — no complaints here. no in app purchases, fun gameplay that somehow stays sightreadable, and just a generally good game all around. give it a try!
Wow — Where do I even begin? First off, everything in this game is free. No paywalls, no stamina system, no gambling, no in-app purchases or paid songs, and especially no ads. The only thing standing between you and the hardest songs in…
No ad complaints
Pure rhythm game — Best rhythm game BY FAR. No ads. Scoring is skill-based. The engine is simple but creative (you’ll see :). Nothing too extra- no gacha, no characters, no in app purchases. Every level can be unlocked without paying…
Best rhythm game out there frfr — This game >>>> seriously though, every song can be played for free with no ads and offline as well. Scoring system is based on how good you do (THANK GOD). Peak soundtrack too. The ui is even admirable…
BESTGAME — NO ADS
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