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I can't believe this game is free. The game is FUN, very enjoyable with a unique spin on the rythym genre (NO ADS, seriously its a blessing i haven't run into any ad). Plenty of songs and lots high scores to achieve. The only issue i have…
EZ Daemon outdone themselves with this one, fast-paced action, amazing soundtrack, and the fusion of bullet hell with rhythm games is pure brilliance. If you're interested in any of the above mentioned qualities, then I highly recommend…
Great Game! The shooting is fun, very entertaining and hard in some areas, the only downside is that the rhythm part of the game is somewhat unresponsive sometimes, it's actually quite hard to get a 100% on the rhythm, but dont let that…
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